Green-ified Spaces
from Mainline Today April 2009

by Tara Behan

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Animal House: Part Three
from aroundmainline.com

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Portfolio: It's a dog's world
from The Philadelphia Inquirer October 2008

by Jenna Oskowitz

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Showplace for Charity
The highly anticipated DogHaus returns to the area this month.
from Mainline Today September 2008

by Tara Behan

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Sense and Sustainability from Mainline Today July 2008 by Tara Behan

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Sleeping in Magic
from The Journal of Mythic Arts published by Endicott Studio

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Covet: Sweet (S)lumber
A local interior designer and builder craft a dream-worthy bed out of a tree

Forget the tree house. The coolest haven built upon towering timber is this fab, free-form bed designed by Narberth’s Chris McCloud, owner of interior design firm Design 6. The 7-by-11-foot structure, made of sustainably harvested English burled elm from Oxford’s Hearne Hardwood took David Thal and his team at The Wood Shop in Malvern 273 hours — ! — to build. With a walnut veneer base that mimics the tree’s natural edge and built-in nightstands flanking both sides, the oversize nest is both elegantly earthy and thoroughly functional. The designer’s inspiration: “I thought, ‘How interesting would it be if a tree fell through the roof and was carved out into a bed?’” says McCloud. Timber, indeed.

Photo by Stuart Goldenberg

Price upon request. Design 6, 215 Wayne Avenue, Narberth, 732-674-5444, design-6.com; The Wood Shop, 214 North Warren Avenue, Malvern, 610-647-4190, thewoodshopmalvern.com.

Originally published in Philadelphia Home Spring 2008