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Ashley Furniture HomeStore For Design Week 2019
Take comfort in mid-century modern nostalgia with the Zardoni two-piece sectional in charcoal grey. Upholstered in a menswear-inspired fabric with timeless texture, thisbudget-friendly designer sectional is dressed to impress with classic tufted back cushions and tapered peg legs that are right on point. The sectional's lean, linear design isperfectly scaled to bring big style to smaller spaces. (Photos: Courtesy of Ashley Furniture HomeStore)
Art & Culture, Design Week, Entertainment, Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
September 21, 2019

Ashley Furniture HomeStore For Design Week 2019

Guest Speaker: Diamel Breton-De Leon, interior designer-merchandise, Ashley Furniture Industries.

Diamel Breton-De Leon has been a passionate interior designer for the last 15 years, seven of which were spent in the Visual Merchandise department of America’s #1 selling home furnishings company Ashley Furniture Industries.

Dee (as she affectionately called by her colleagues and family) has a special eye for textures, colours, and practical and functional solutions. She is an integral team member within Ashley Furniture Industries regarding ideation, inspiration and execution of various furniture shows, hosted by the company around the world for its licensees and dealers. Dee consistently provides exceptional skills when working in these markets. She is part of a larger team of great designers who support Ashley Furniture HomeStores and galleries worldwide with excellent customer service, dedication and selflessness.

Her client-centred approach has been shaped through her past roles: providing face-to-face service as a credit analyst and customer relations agent at a local bank in her home country of the Dominican Republic, later shifting her focus to apparel manufacturing where she dedicated several years to the Quality Control department for the international division of Sara Lee, also located in the Dominican Republic.

But it wasn’t until 2005 and with a business degree under her belt, that Dee decided to explore new horizons by moving to the United States of America and pursuing what she considers her true calling — a degree in interior design. While still in school juggling projects and a 9 to 5 job with the state of Florida, she started an internship with Ashley Furniture Industries in 2012 to then become a full-time interior designer just three months later — opening the doors to her new career.

In her spare time, and when she is not dealing with her four-year-old daughter Dannah, Dee is visiting local restaurants, reading design publications or random food recipes she swears she will try sometime, as well as travelling the world and giving life back to old furniture pieces.

Join Dee on Saturday, September 21 @6:00pm for a special conversation in design

Ashley Furniture HomeStore

Unicomer (Jamaica) Limited

Liguanea: 876-946-1532| 3036|927-7886 ext. 4960

Fairview: 876-632-3435|0849|0800 ext. 4370

Interiordesigner DiamelBreton-De Leon,Visual MerchandiseDepartment, AshleyFurniture Industries
Talk about fine lines and great curves! That’s the beauty of the Darcy sofa chaise, madeto suit your appreciation for clean, contemporary style. A striking flared frame, comfypillow-top armrests and ultra-soft upholstery that holds up to everyday living complete thisfashion statement. Versatile chaise has a movable ottoman and reversible cushion and canbe used right or left side.
The Sommerford queen bed proves to perfection that less is more. Crafted of reclaimed pine, its ultra-cleanlined,chunky profile showcases long butcher-block planking rich with tonal variation, nicks, notches, nailholes and a whole lot of raw beauty. Footboard has sliding barn door for easy access to under-bed storage.Mattress and foundation/box spring available, sold separately.
With its distinctive tubular metal base, the Centiar dining tableset serves up a fresh twist on mid-century-inspired style.The mixed materials and two-tone aesthetic are beautifully inbalance. What a timeless look for eat-in kitchens and casuallycool dining rooms!
Meet the sofa in the grey flannel suit. Inspired by tailored menswear, this sleekand elegant piece offers more than good looks. High-quality coil seating providesthat extra level of support and spring that enhance its structured form. Thetweed-like upholstery — so soft and comfortable to the touch — should also suityour fancy.

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