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Thank YOU to ALL that weathered the rain and came out to our Lunch n Learn with
...priming us on Social Media and what it mean can mean for our businesses. A smashing success for our first Market event!
Thank you Traci Zeller for Style Spotting Antiques by Zaar's Green Art Deco Desk....and congrats on being named Top Style Spotter for Spring 2012 Market!
Thank YOU to all that attended Market. We prepared for you and you made it all worth our while.
Yes, Market is over but we, and my fellow members of the High Point Design Center, want you to know that we are happy to make ourselves available to you between Market's as well. Yes, each and every 2nd Wednesday of the month, there is a wide array of home furnishings businesses OPEN for YOU!
After debuting several new product lines @ ZAAR this Market...
Photos, Paintings, Pillows, Pottery, Throws and Hand Turned Bowls... .read about it all/see some photos here. .
...we have added yet MORE great lines...namely "soulful" photography by Bruce Barone, and splendid artificial plants and trees by New Growth Designs....read about it/see pix here...
Oh yes, so many things that could serve as a great Mother's Day Gifts if you haven't taken care of that yet!
Am also pleased to advise that there is even MORE to check out @ ZAAR, with yet more photography, by Bruce Barone, and a wonderful line of artificial plants and trees by New Growth Designs....read about it/check out photos on all here!
 AND, bonus? Local Artist/Feng Shui expert, Katy Allgeyer, who debuted her Fortunate Flower Series, is available @ ZAAR for our May Designer Wed, yes, that is today! to chat about her art or give you Feng Shui insight.
So, if you're heading to High Point for the High Point Design Center for Designer Wednesday, be sure to swing by ZAAR Design Center...there are so many reasons it will be worth your while.
Look forward to having you visit!
And if you can't make it on Designer Wednesday, know that we are otherwise available to meet you, with an appointment.
Ruth
....for your mom?
If she's a baker, perhaps a Chinese Rolling Pin. Handmade in NC!
...what mother doesn't love flowers? This one, also made in NC, requires no water...just appreciation.
...or how about an Asian inspired pillow or throw? Also made in NC.
...or a hand turned pot, adorned with shells. Perhaps for the lover of the ocean?
...or a piece of original art by High Point's own Katy Allgeyer/one of her "Fortunate Flower" series?
...or an original photograph by MA based photographer Bruce Barone?
...or a piece of mystical Long Island, as captured by innkeeper and photographer Sylvia Muller?
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