Holiday Promo with Downtown for the Holidays

McLain Wiesand will be hosting a Holiday Promo Event on December 20th from 11:30 to 1pm.  There will be prizes and giveaways from the Downtown Partnership.  McLain Wiesand will also have a selection of smalls and ornaments along with a showroom full of merchandise.

Please join us for a lunch time event of fun and holiday spirit!

Designers Insiders' Weekly Finds: October 28 edition

On elledecor.com, our good friend Meg Fairfax Fielding is quoted in the Designers Insiders' Weekly Finds: October 28 edition.  She even made a shout out to McLain Wiesand.  Thanks Meg!!

Design Insiders’ Weekly Finds: October 28

Bloggers, editors, and designers share their favorite links from around the Web

“I bought a 110-year-old farmhouse earlier this summer and have been obsessed with finding the right chairs. First, I bought two elegant white slipper chairs that remind me of Billy Baldwin, who grew up just a few blocks from where I am living. Then, my friend, David Wiesand, gave me a Chinoiserie/Gothic faux bamboo and leather chair, another friend gave me a Louis Ghost chair, and I found a down-filled armchair at a tag sale. I think it’s time to stop.” 
—Meg Fairfax Fielding, Pigtown Design 

New Lighting

We are excited to introduce five new light fixtures to our line.

The Villa Chandelier

Inspired by the Villa Necchi Campiglio in Italy, the Villa Chandelier and Sconce are shown here in French Rubbed Steel. 

The Villa Sconce

The Isabella Lantern

Also shown in French Rubbed Steel, this lantern was inspired by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston.

The 24 Sconce

An update on the double arm sconce, the 24 sconce has clean lines that easily lends itself to many interior designs.  The finish is galvanized zinc and the sconce is meant to have two small lamp shades.

The Marguerite Sconce

A sconce version of the Marguerite Lantern, the Marguerite Sconce is in Galvanized Zinc and pairs nicely with the Lantern.

David Wiesand speaking at InSIGHT Symposium

InSIGHT Symposium: Baltimore Painted Furniture

November 11, 2011 | 1:30pm - 5:00pm, David will be speaking 3:50pm - 4:40pm

Homewood Museum
The Johns Hopkins University
3400 N. Charles Street

Baltimore, MD 21218


http://www.museums.jhu.edu

Painted furniture was the home-decorating craze of the young American nation, and nowhere more so than in Baltimore. Join Hampton National Historic Site curator Gregory Weidman, independent painting conservator Deborah Duerbeck Parr, and contemporary furniture craftsman David Wiesand for an afternoon exploration of the history and continuing tradition of painted furniture in Baltimore. The symposium will open with remarks by William Voss Elder III, curator emeritus of decorative arts at The Baltimore Museum of Art. A lightly catered reception with the speakers follows the talks, with viewing of the museum?s period rooms and collections. Participants are invited to spend the morning visiting the outstanding collection of American painted furniture at the Baltimore Museum of Art, within walking distance of Homewood Museum.

The Quintessential Console was featured in Veranda this month!

Veranda

Our San Nino tables are in Veranda July-August edition. Interior Designer, Andrew Raquet included them in the entrance of a beachfront residence on Lyford Cay in the Bahamas.

Runway Show in the Baltimore Sun

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