INTERIOR DESIGNER PROFILE: PROJECT 22 DESIGN

This week on EDIT we are very pleased to feature the beautiful work of Interior Designer Denise Ashmore of of Project 22 Design. The above shots where taken from a recently completed project in Steveston, British Columbia and perfectly illustrate her refined, contemporary style. We love the choice of woods throughout and of course are thrilled to see products from Provide used in such elegant and thoughtful ways – including accessories from Martha Sturdy, Caleb Siemon and our very own Provide Made cushions.

Denise is passionate about design, spaces and the people who live in them and we at Provide are honoured that she relies on us for a resource for many of her projects. We look forward to seeing more stylish projects from Project 22 Design as their full website launches in early August.

INTERIOR DESIGNER PROFILE: ANNA DHILLON DESIGN

At the Provide, we have the pleasure of working with many talented Interior Design Professionals and in the case of Anna Dhillon Design we were able to collaborate on the firm's brand design as well as be a go to source for all their accessories needs.

By way of introduction, Anna Dhillon obtained her Associate Applied Science Degree in Interior Design at Parsons, The New School in New York City and and apprenticed in the New York Office of the internationally acclaimed Skidmore, Ownings and Merriil. Anna recently relocated to her native Vancouver and opened her own firm that specializes in high-end residential and commercial work.

We are proud to say that Anna's new website launched this week and beautifully profiles her stylish and sophisticated work in a very impactful way. Photography credits go to the very talented Janis Nicolay.

CHRISTIAN WOO'S 2012 FURNITURE COLLECTION – NOW AT PROVIDE

Just last week Provide held the debut event for Christian Woo's 2012 furniture collection – we are excited to say it was a tremendous success. Provide is honored to represent this exquisitely designed and made collection exclusively in Vancouver.

Acclaimed for his modernist furniture and living spaces, Christian Woo has emerged as one of his generation's leading designers and woodworkers. Woo's pieces speak to their creation process and inspire a lasting sense of ownership.

This new bespoke furniture collection is informed by the natural setting of the Pacific North West, crafted from sustainably harvested hardwoods and finished with hand rubbed oils. Christian is guided by a profound respect for craftsmanship and the nature of his chosen material.

For more information please visit providehome.com

CHARISMATIC CUSHIONS FROM CHARLENE MULLEN

Charlene Mullen is an award-winning designer, creating beautifully executed textiles for residential and commercial interiors. Intricate embroidery creates a contemporary, yet deeply personal feel.

Mullen's unique aesthetic is born of her training in illustration and textiles combined with over 15 years of experience designing embroideries for leading fashion houses including Karl Lagerfeld, Dolce & Gabanna, Calvin Klein, Donna Karan and Givenchy.

In 2007, Matthew Hilton commissioned Mullen to produced two ranges of furnishings for the launch of his eponymous brand at 100% Design in London. This led Mullen to create her own collection for which she was shortlisted as Best Newcomer at 100% Design in 2008.

Designs vary from decorative and ordered recreations of scientific structures to figurative designs with an illustrative feel and humorous narrative. The contours of machine and traditional hand embroidery bring an added depth and warmth to Charlene Mullen textiles.

Provide is very pleased to offer the work of this both imaginative and innovative designer who's designs are made available through the leading interiors brand De La Espada.

CALEB SIEMON + CARMEN SALAZAR AT PROVIDE

These beautiful new handblown (from lead free crystal) pieces by Caleb Siemon and Carmen Salazar have just arrived at Provide. Pictured from the top is the Tango Barrel from the Cumulo series, next is the Silver Chaos Wrap barrel vase from the Metals series and finally, at the bottom is the White and Grey Chaos Wrap Net bowl and vase from the Netted series.

The Cumulo use dollops of glass over a central core. The hot bits are blown out to diffuse the colour and create a bulbous cloud like shape. The bulbs are arranged so that each vase will sit in a way unique to itself.

The Metals use precious metals and wraps of clear crystal to create vessels that are reminiscent of modern era glass with a galactic edge. Silver pieces will Patina.

The Netted use a chaos wrap of white over a grey transparent core. The overlapping technique creates a pattern unique to each handblown piece.