SPRING MARKET DPStudio Returns to Highpoint

CONTINUUM: A marriage of Creativity and Collaboration

This year’s collection represents Diane’s continuous inspiration and design development—always taking it to a new level. Watch for the new additions at the High Point Market starting on April 2nd thru the 7th.




Inspiration: It's All About The Color.
Vibrant new colors for a new season of change, confidence and vitality.
Trends are dictated by the runways of New York, Paris and Milan; Diane's vision has a sense of fun and symbolizes a free spirit with positive energy. There is always a wonderful element of surprise in her pieces. Color and exceptional materials accentuate the richness of all Diane's designs. First introduced in 2009 in high gloss raspberry dye, the Vine armchair and the original Rosewood stained Damask armchair are showcased in armless versions in beautiful Burlap and Limon aniline-dyed finishes. New to the “Between the Lines” collection this year are the Aspen (in Pearl) with an open arm, and the Vine pattern in a bar height swivel stool in Gepetto. All the chairs are custom made in a wide variety of colors and wood stains. The artful, hand-carving of each piece affirms Paparo’s commitment to fine craftsmanship. Her choice of materials and finishes attest to her environmental stewardship. Cultivation of local sources is another important piece of the dps mission. “Between the Lines” furniture is locally made in New York City.

Newest Member of the DPStudio team!

We want you all to welcome Lisa Dockray, who comes to us with an impressive and creative resume, making her a perfect fit for DPA and DPS. She is a graduate of The New York School of Interior Design, NCIDQ certified and a LEED Green Associate.

Her work as a project manager for a well known design firm working on commercial and residential projects gives her a great range of experience. We are happy to have her and consider her a wonderful asset to our team.

"Dinner By Design"

For those of you who missed it, please enjoy the photo's of Diane's interpretation of fun, colorful, and elegant table settings, one for the adults and, of course, the "Kids Table". The presentation was part of a fund raising event for the Scranton Cultural Center and the Lackawanna Historical Society. Various participants created table settings throughout the Masonic Temple building, which is a work of art in itself.

Spring is just around the corner! Look for our new color and furniture lines.

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-the studio