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" Warren Kay&amp;#039;s family might&amp;#039;ve worked on Saville Row, but he&amp;#039;s channeled his inner design genius away from suits and into the home.  He ran a company called Silk Trading for 18 years before branching off on his own into Wolf Home (named for his paternal grandfather) which used to live in the basement of ABC Carpet &amp;amp;amp; Home before moving into its very own flagship on the corner of 22nd and Broadway in New York last month. Warren describes what he does best, &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s like going to Valentino&amp;#039;s atelier and having something made for you, except for your home.&amp;quot;   Ninety-five percent of the fabrics in his store are designed by him, and like couture everything starts with the fabric. You choose what you like, and which colors, and from there they&amp;#039;ll make anything you need. A bed, pillows, drapes, headboard, couch, ottoman \u2014 everyone from Taylor Swift to the White House has called on Wolf Home, but the best part is that you don&amp;#039;t need an interior designer to gain access to their product. &amp;quot;We eliminate the middle man, so it&amp;#039;s not inexpensive \u2014 because it&amp;#039;s still amazing fabrics \u2014 but it&amp;#039;s great value,&amp;quot; he enthusiastically explains, draped over an olive green silk velvet cushion. What he&amp;#039;s trying to say is, they can do anything with your space and your own design.  Wether or not he can make a dress out of the Vivienne Westwood drapes he sells, however, is an entirely different story. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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