Lulu LaFortune Limited

AVAILABLE SUNDAY | After more than a year of designing and prototyping we are so excited to introduce this collaboration to you all. This collaboration is not merely a meeting of two designers but a fusion of two philosophies dedicated to the celebration of artistry and innovation. Lulu LaFortune and Farah Marafie are both revered for their commitment to pushing boundaries within their respective fields, striving to create designed environments that transcend conventional limits for their collectors. This piece reflects the shared visions of two designers who are dedicated to pushing boundaries and celebrating the artistry and innovation that define their brands.

As a limited edition release this set of candle holders is a sculptural work of art above anything else. Hand crafted by artisans in Los Angeles, each piece was carved and meticulously wrapped in a unique, high end, burl wood veneer. With each curve the three burl varieties are formed and molded to become seamlessly integrated with the form. Each burl holder features a machined stainless steel top and integrated magnets that allow the user to adapt the set to their visual needs and ever-changing environment.

I didn’t win the 1.9 billion dollar power ball but The May Accent chair was featured in and you can’t put a price on that 🫶🏻🥹🫶🏻 available at lululafortune.com

For a second there I thought it was Friday. Shoot.

Some of my favorite chairs ever 💙

THE BAYES BO***IR LAMP features a unique checkered stain glass lampshade and a powder coated aluminum base that rests on four brass feet and accented with brass hardware. Illuminated by touch. This model is currently included in the sample sale! $1,500.00 & in stock 💙

The best photos as always by:

Raise your hand if this is your kinda vibe 🙌🏻

Some amazing home inspiration for your feed.

I just love how modern yet retro this bathroom looks. Talk about goals.

I’ve listened to 39 hours of Harry Potter {read to you by Jim Dale} in a very short amount of time.

I live for a good mood board !!!

When I collect images and get them pinned up it feels like everything is in order. I love changing and evolving the board as my design develop too.

From adding notes from companies I admire, or sketches that I do really quickly while I am thinking about a design.

This is how I love to spend any free time I have 💘

This inside look at 's home made me feel like I need to redo my entire home. Again. On a much smaller scale of course.

From an intriguing article on Emma's home I read earlier this week: 👇🏻

"Her house checked all the boxes—the wood beams and glass ceilings; the Instagram-approved mix of Scandi, Japanese, and retro-American references; the organic shapes and textures; the whimsical details. It seemed decorated specifically to solicit the envious gaze of trend-aware onlookers (while being, of course, too expensive to imitate)."

👉🏻 Link for the full read (it's quite interesting): https://haleynahman.substack.com/p/116-emma-chamberlains-deeply-personal?utm_source=email

I'm not quite sure which room is my favorite, I think I've fallen in love with each one if I'm being honest.

What're your thoughts? I'm curious. 👇🏻