With that appreciation, Ireland makes use of the skills of both English and American artisans. Most of the pieces are made in North Carolina, and there are American influences as well on the designs. In the research we have done, and this is for apparel as well, comfort is not a trend. I see it as a revolution. People want comfort, and that translates into furniture, too.
People are very savvy, and they know what they want.
They want elegance, they want luxurious fabrics, both in apparel and in home furnishings. And they want comfort and value. So it's a great challenge, and I love it. She is a busy, working mom. It was a crazy morning, like every morning.