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In this episode of the Business of Antiques, host Toma Clark Haines welcomes Brian Gallop, a Global Brand Ambassador for Graff Faucets.
He talks about his role in educating architects and designers on the significance of selecting high-quality, aesthetically pleasing fixtures that can serve as heirloom pieces, akin to antiques. His insights reveal that the bathroom and kitchen, often considered mere utilitarian spaces, can be elevated to artistic realms through the careful selection of fixtures. Gallup also shares his experiences with ASID (American Society of Interior Designers), highlighting how membership in such organizations can foster networking and professional growth, ultimately benefiting antique dealers looking to establish meaningful relationships within the design community.
Brian and Toma advocate for antique dealers to remain cognizant of the resurgence of earthy tones and organic materials in contemporary design trends, understanding that the integration of antiques into modern decor can provide both visual appeal and emotional resonance for clients. The conversation concludes with practical advice on how antique dealers can position themselves effectively within the design ecosystem, encouraging them to seek out partnerships, participate in industry events, and continuously engage with the community to foster long-term success.
Tune in for invaluable insights on making your passion for antiques profitable!
Connect with Brian on Instagram and check out Graff Designs.
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In this episode of the Business of Antiques, host Toma Clark Haines welcomes Brian Gallop, a Global Brand Ambassador for Graff Faucets.
He talks about his role in educating architects and designers on the significance of selecting high-quality, aesthetically pleasing fixtures that can serve as heirloom pieces, akin to antiques. His insights reveal that the bathroom and kitchen, often considered mere utilitarian spaces, can be elevated to artistic realms through the careful selection of fixtures. Gallup also shares his experiences with ASID (American Society of Interior Designers), highlighting how membership in such organizations can foster networking and professional growth, ultimately benefiting antique dealers looking to establish meaningful relationships within the design community.
Brian and Toma advocate for antique dealers to remain cognizant of the resurgence of earthy tones and organic materials in contemporary design trends, understanding that the integration of antiques into modern decor can provide both visual appeal and emotional resonance for clients. The conversation concludes with practical advice on how antique dealers can position themselves effectively within the design ecosystem, encouraging them to seek out partnerships, participate in industry events, and continuously engage with the community to foster long-term success.
Tune in for invaluable insights on making your passion for antiques profitable!
Connect with Brian on Instagram and check out Graff Designs.
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