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Courier
News -- B, Fresh Ideas for the Bride and Groom
The Premiere issue of B -- Fresh Ideas for
the Bride and Groom, a publication of The
Courier News, featured Nancy Conner Design
in Fall 2001. From the article:
"Stunning and realistic florals that will
last as long as your memories. Forget any preconceived
notions that fake flowers just don't cut it
like the real thing. The artistic talents of
[North] Plainfield-based interior designer Nancy
Conner proves that realistic can look as stunning
as the real deal -- with the added value that
these won't wilt or die after a week."
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Courier
News Business Section
A May 1999 Courier News article talks
about Nancy Conner Design's approach:
"I look at what the trends in fabrics
are and I then consult with clients in order
to do the custom-made flowers that complement
these furnishings."
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Courier
News - Touch of Silk Article
A Courier News article also featured Nancy
Conner Design. From the article:
"Many people enjoy enjoy both real plants
and realistic ones. They just use them in different
ways.... Realistic florals are generically called
'silks,' but they can be manufactured from synthetic
rubber, coated fabric, latex, silk or plastic."
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Design
NJ
The Winter 2002 issue of Design NJ, New Jersey's
Home & Design Magazine, highligted Nancy'
Conner's ideas in their regular feature "The
Right Moves."
In this article, Nancy shows how to bring your
spring and summer garden accessories inside
for the winter and the Holidays.
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article
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Homescape,
The Record/Herald News
Homescape, a December 2002 feature of
The Record/Herald News featured Nancy Conner's
designs in an article called "Forever Fabulous:
Faux Flowers Deck the Halls."
Says Nancy, "Holiday decorating is beginning
earlier and earlier making it impractical to
use real greenery. But thanks to improvements
in 'permanent botanicals' it is possible to
be both festive and worry-free."
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New
Jersey Savvy Living
The Holiday/Winter 2002 issue of New Jersey
Savvy Living featured the work of Nancy Conner
Design in "Decked Out For The Holidays."
From the article:
"Today, high-quality permanent florals
have become so realistic that it's almost impossible
to tell them apart from the real thing, says
Nancy Conner, who offers a floral design service
by appointment in North Plainfield. In fact,
one client purchased a lifelike orchid as a
gift, and the recipient mistakenly watered it,
thinking the moss was dry."
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