Celebrations of 1930s look designed by Leslie Ann Pilling

26 Feb '10

2 min read

While design magazines are a mainstay for interior-decorating ideas, there's nothing like being in the heart of a room to feel the power of the design aesthetic. That's why Judy Frankel, owner of The Antiques Centre of Troy, is showcasing one designer vignette per month, beginning in March 2010, within her 8,000-square-foot gallery, introducing unexpected design concepts -- and the talented designers who created them -- to the public.

The first vignette in March will celebrate the look of the 1930s, designed by Leslie Ann Pilling, owner of Leslie Ann Pilling Design, in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. The 1930s inspired vignette will showcase pieces from the Art Deco era, including modern and industrial influences. A launch party will feature 1930s music and models in period fashions. Additional vignettes of nine other prominent designers will be showcased during 2010 at the Judy Frankel Antiques Centre of Troy.

Leslie Ann Pilling is a designer, visionary and business consultant focusing on residential, commercial and event design. Her recent ventures have included set design for the film industry, styling for Pure Michigan campaigns and co-founding Fashion In Detroit. With an appreciation for history and antiques, Leslie is truly remarkable at creating an authentic environment.

Located at 2830 W. Maple Road, the Judy Frankel Antiques Centre of Troy specializes in European antiques and sells mostly English, French and Belgian pieces. The gallery has become a magnet for collectors and interior designers who want to decorate with the warmth, beauty and history of fine antiques -- at all price points.

Judy Frankel Antiques Centre of Troy

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