Product Pick: Nobilis' Wild Mink Fur-nomenon

When we recently popped into Nobilis, we came for the fabrics, but we stayed for the fur—faux fur, that is. We were lucky to even get the chance to see them, because they have been such hot items that not even the sales associates could get their hands on them.

Nobilis' wild faux 'fur-nomenon' throws seem to be the latest and greatest product invention. At the DDB showroom, throws have been flying off the shelves—and well they should, at a price point of $400 retail, $200 net. These 60 x 80 throws are the perfect companion for a chilly day. Luckily, Nobilis has just been restocked with the throws, as the company depleted the American stock of them in December.

The sheered mink is the most popular of the bunch, but with three options and several colorways, the choices are yours for the picking.

Louis S. Corello, senior sales associate for Nobilis, had one of these luxurious blankets on his Christmas list, but because they were so hot, he couldn't even get his hands on them until recently.

Stop by Nobilis in Suite 508 at the DDB and claim your fur throw before they're all sold out again!

Nobilis Soars with Newest Altitude Collection

Nobilis' newest collection Altitude is sure to get you high on decorating.

"The collection features weaves that convince you that staying inside on a cold and miserable day is a perfect idea," said a designer browsing the collection. "It would give your home the best kind of 'homey' feel to it and with winter soon to be rearing its chilly head, I'm loving these warmer collections!"

Altitude features weaves with reversible plaids, embroidered circles and a simply yummy faux-fur complete the package. Wools combined with other fibers create a comfortable environment. Altitude is also available in wonderful winter colors like taupe, grey, red and blue.

Let us know what you think of Altitude when you stop by the Nobilis showroom at the DDB, PDC, DCH or DCOTA.

In the News: Veranda Features Nobilis in Palm Springs

John Saladino used Nobilis' pink Atlas fabric on the sofas and chairs of a sprawling house near Palm Springs. The project was featured in the July issue of Veranda.

"I abstracted all the elements—sofas, lamps, tables and chairs—into geometric shapes," John told Veranda. "Once I introduce color, it’s as if I’m painting a still life."

Pick up a copy of the issue to see more of John's design—and make your way to the Nobilis showroom on the DDB's fifth floor to see Atlas in person.