If you happen to be flipping through the pages of Bon Appetit’s September issue you’ll see the Bulb Incalmo vases available at Vastu featured in their “What to buy now” shopping list (on page 52 to be specific).  We just want to say THANK YOU to Bon Appetit and the team there for including a Vastu product in their amazing magazine. We greatly appreciate it!

…Leesa – our August “How Do You Vastu?” winner!

We’re offering Vastu clients a chance to win a $50 AMEX card each month for the rest of 2010.

In the month of August we asked you to share pictures of your sofas or sectionals, now we want to see your dining tables.  If you’ve purchase a dining table from Vastu, take picture of it and upload it to our Facebook page sometime during the month of September for a chance to win the gift card. Good luck!

Presenting four artists for our second ever “$500 or Less” exhibition offering painting, digital design, and mixed-media. We are very excited to offer original artwork at affordable prices. The show includes works from Maryanne Pollock, Gennara Moore, Joel Traylor and Campbell Maloney.

Where: Vastu |  1829 14th Street NW | Washington, DC 20009 | 202-234-8344

When: Aug 31 – Oct 24, 2010; Tues – Sat 11am to 7pm, Sun 12pm to 5pm

We look forward to seeing you!

…featured our very own Jason Claire!  If you didn’t have a chance to participate in today’s Washington Post Home Front chat with Jason and Terri Sapienza, click here to see what was discussed. A special thank you to the Washington Post team for having us! Be sure to tune in to the Home Front chats every Thursday at 11am.

A very special thank you to Washingtonian magazine (and writer Jennifer Sergent) for including us in the “Where Did You Get That?” home design guide printed in the August issue.   In case you missed it, here’s an excerpt from the home design guide that mentions Vastu.  We’re ecstatic to be considered a great home furnishing destination. Thanks again!

1. Jamaica low stool

2. Cetra trolley

3. Generation by Knoll

4. Nevada office chair

5. D’Urso table

The Farnsworth House. This home is one of only three residences by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in the US.

The Whitney Museum of American Art, one of New York City’s most notable buildings, was planned and built by Marcel Breuer and Hamilton P. Smith.

(Both Mies van der Rohe and Breuer created a number of furniture designs for Knoll, Inc.)

…dear friend of Vastu, interior designer Liz Levin, and her Steven Anthony Milano sofa.  Congrats Liz!