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Diamond Head Upholstery Tack

Laguna Beach-based Diamond Head Upholstery Tack is completely reinventing and raising the standard of common brass upholstery nails on furniture. Its tacks feature crystals or stones that add sparkle, dimension and shine to lounge chairs, dining chairs, headboards, sofas, chaise lounges and wall paneling.

At Diamond Head, creator Bree Cox offers upholstery nail heads made with a genuine crystal from the Czech Republic or glass cabochons. You can choose from 11 stones, in five sizes and three metal finishes for custom looks on all furniture.

Diamond Heads are also interchangeable, and can be switched out according to taste or season. Sold exclusively through the design trade, Diamond Heads are available through interior designers and select retailers such as Neiman Marcus Home. You can also find them at Harsey and Harsey at Laguna Design Center in Laguna Niguel; Kenneth McDonald at Red Hill Design Center in Costa Mesa; Bliss Linens in Corona del Mar; and Room Service at Fashion Island in Newport Beach.

Diamond Head Upholstery Tack. 949.285.2191.

Tattoo The World!

Famed tattoo artist Don Ed Hardy and filmmaker Emiko Omori will be screening the film “Ed Hardy Tattoo The World” at Laguna Art Museum on Wednesday 6 p.m. The film takes a look at Hardy’s unexpected rise to cult status, and his influence on pop culture. Don Ed Hardy’s Tat Cat Shack (Tattoo Hut) is currently featured in Laguna Art Museum’s group exhibition Art Shack.

Enjoy a a wine and cheese reception at 6 p.m., followed by the film screening at 6:30 p.m. in the California Gallery. Only 75 seats are available. Tickets cost $15 each and can be purchased online at www.LagunaArtMuseum.org or at the event (subject to availability). Laguna Art Museum is 307 Cliff Drive in Laguna Beach. 949.494.8971.

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