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Mar 30

Easter Eggs

Ready for the Easter table.

Mar 30

New Idea for Dying Easter Eggs

Great way to dye Easter Eggs. Use old silk ties, wrap with muslim and create purses. Put in enamel pot of water with three table spoons white vinegar and boil for 20 minutes.  Delightful results.

Mar 29

Joe’s Inspirations For Design

I had the pleasure of sitting down with Producer Cody Bonsignore to discuss my inspirations and our latest design launch called JOE. Sneak peek at our April 2013 High Point introductions.

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Mar 24

Joe’s “America’s Heritage” Designs

Joe Ruggiero design “America’s Heritage” for Miles Talbott. Lenox sofa, Sunbrella fabrics inspired by Native American designs.

Mar 23

Easter Menu

My daughter can put together the best holidays…she has that amazing talent. Here are her ideas for a wonderful Easter menu.  She has some of our traditional dishes as well. Enjoy.

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Mar 18

New Joe Studio Table

Our New JOE studio table. Perfect for pulling up to a sofa or chair,refreshments or work station for: IPad or Lap Top. It rolls from “room to room.” Made in America by Gat Creek.

Mar 17

Beth’s Hint For Stocking The Pantry

My daughter Beth has some basic ideas for stocking the pantry. Interesting choices.

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Mar 15

“Fabric” The Natural Looks

Designer, Joe Ruggiero introduces a group he calls, “American Neutrals” for Sunbrella, available at Miles Talbott Furniture.

Mar 14

“Kid Friendly Furniture” Our new Savvy/ Sunset fabric.

A chair for JOE! New fabrics and fabrications for the JOE collection to debut at April 2013 Furniture Market. Shown here Sunbrella Savvy/Paprika on the Bergen Chair. Painted finish Benjamen Moore Manchester Tan.

Mar 13

“Fabric” Willis/Pebble looks like an antique quilt.

Sneak Peek: Joe Ruggiero to show the Germaine II chair in his latest JR/Sunbrella fabric, Willis/Pebble. This pattern is part of The American Classics collection and is based on Colonial “candle wicking” with a series of french knots to create this American Classic.

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