Each lifestyle piece honors a seaside town. Proud to be American Made. Perfect for your home whether you live there or just want to.
A fresh, colorful, upscale collection of upholstery pieces celebrating the American Coast for everyone who loves the style, comfort and beauty of our coastline. “Each piece captures the individuality of the coastal traditions it represents while maintaining, superior craftsmanship, comfort and style”, reflects Price. For 17 years High Point native and interior designer Nanette Hurley Price has des
igned home interiors for her customers all over the world. Her love for our American coastline mingled with her desire to help create homes of rest and rejuvenation made Coastal Classics by Nanette Price the perfect choice for her 1st furniture collection. Nanette unveiled her new furniture collection with Key City at the 2011 Spring Furniture market in High Point, NC. Nanette is CEO and principal designer of N Design International, LLC
Coastal Classics contains twenty-eight pieces, with classic shoreline curves, scalloped trims, and exquisite craftsmanship. Each frame, fabric, pillow, gimp and trim has been meticulously selected to enhance each piece as a coastal classic work of art. An incredible eye for detail, Nanette has a way with trim whether it’s a “grass skirt” on the front panel of a curvy chair or a fringe of wooden beads edging a flirty little skirt on a slipper chair.
“For me the perfect trim is like the perfect accessory on a little black dress,” she says
Coming soon, more collections from Nanette will highlight our American cities, lake regions, and mountain retreats. Each piece again will be named for an American town or city celebrating its unique style.
“Feel the warm sea breeze, wiggle your toes in the sand and relax in your favorite chair, watching the tide come in as your soul revives. This is where the inspiration for my collection comes from, blending patterns, colors & trims to remind you to kick back and savor this one life.” Nanette
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