We don’t have any furry friends, but if we did, we would want a chic washable dog or cat bed from OC-based Fleabag Beds. Each one is made from a variety of graphic designer fabrics: Windsor Smith, Missoni, Kelly Wearstler, Amy Butler and Trina Turk fabrics.
Designers and co-founders Sabina Vavra and Chelsea Hernandez are filling a void in the market for dog beds that are fabulous enough to want on any floor. They come in bold and bright turquoises, tangerines, and saffrons, and they’re washable, and reversible. Fleabag Beds come in three round and two rectangle sizes. They’re easy to wash, a zipper runs ¾ around the beds. Prices range from $68, $88, and $108.
And even better, the beds are eco-conscious, all locally made with special attention to selection of organic cotton and bamboos. Available online at the swanky new Pop Up Store in Corona del Mar swanky Pop Up Store in Corona del Mar through Dec. 31. 2747 East Coast Highway, next to Bruegger’s Bagels. 949.212.5453 and online at Fleabag Beds.
Sustainable Luxury!
Be the first to see the exclusive John Hardy jewelry collection at Saks Fifth Avenue Thursday. Kelly Smith, founder of Center for Living Peace in Irvine, is hosting a light brunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Saks Fifth Avenue at South Coast Plaza. Special guest designer Guy Bedarida of John Hardy fine jewelry will present the fall collection and one-of-a-kind Cinta Collection and shares his ideas of sustainable luxury.
Some of the Cinta (meaning love in Indonesian) pieces incorporate natural materials like bamboo or shells in unique combinations: organic and precious. Every day the luxury handmade designer brand is taking initiatives to move towards green practices in all areas. 10% of all sales during the event benefit the Center for Living Peace. RSVP to frudy@goodhappens.org. 949.854.5500. Level 3, at Saks Fifth Avenue in Costa Mesa.
