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109 results for "furniture"
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A French linen satchel hung by an up-cycled suspender strap, could only mean one precious result for Tia:…..it's quaint, sustainable in construction and just right for her pencils and tablet. She loves that it’s lightweight and has a pocket for...
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Never mind that Sassy didn't need to wear an apron for her festive party. The intricate stitched embroidery work and her easy access pockets accented her vintage apron to her fashion attire. "Mine can't be store bought!" she proudly proclaimed,...
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Stella loves kitsch styles. She glues magnets to the back of her veggies as refrigerator art. “They are as dope as mushroom decanters!” she says delightfully. “Who says you can't have your veggies and hate them too?” she exclaims, as...
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Ines absolutely loves the color blue. And not just any color blue. She likes the deep indigo shades, best produced in Mali, where dyes saturate the narrow loomed fabrics, used for constructing her hand made bucket bag. For a modern...
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Tell a story…better than a screen shot. When was the last time you told a story to your kid sitting on a bumper? Vintage photos like this inspired us to break out the old albums and pluck the good ones...
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Arva liked to set her table a day before her party. She loved to look at her table decor adorned with green and linens. But most of all, her hand forged iron candlesticks, stood stately between the branches and gave...
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Ellen has three sons spirited beyond their years. When they come to dinner, she likes to educate them on the pleasures of entertaining, setting a table right and serving a dish, especially for a nice woman who might have their...
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The thing about Henry is, he doesn't like kids messing with his things. And you better well know you are going to get a gruff shoo shoo out of his garage if you reach for his old oil can, to...
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Hatcher has impeccable taste when it comes to industrial chic stuff. The original kelly green color is about the best paint he's ever found. His desk lamp matches the typewriter keys, Christmas tree stands, old post boxes and best of...
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Tell a story…better than a screen shot. When was the last time you told a story to your kid sitting on a bumper? Vintage photos like this inspired us to break out the old albums and pluck the good ones...
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Sassy travels everywhere and always carries her tablet, lots of camera gear and occasionally her written notes. Her re-use bag made of recycled rust colored suede, hand loomed fabric irregularly dyed with a faint hint of indigo from Mali and...
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Shanna loves tie dye, yet it was a bit of a pocket tug to peel out the dollars for her lovely napkins. I mean..."Why should they cost so much?" she asks. She learns the long version of how each white...
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Have you ever sat in an old tire and watched the world go by? What's the matter....you're always on the move going nowhere? Our heavier weight tee is meant to wash and wash getting better with time since who knows...
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Laura Bell had an old family quilt her puppy chewed a corner off of. She threw it in the recycling bin thinking sadly: "If only something could be made of it….” Fortunately Carolyn found it and made a feedbag type...
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Squirt ‘em with a water-gun why don’t ya? The attitude shown in this 1930's snapshot on the front of our soft classic tee, is hard to resist, so we designed a special shirt just to express an era almost forgotten...
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The weight of her heavy glass bowl was always comfortable for Mama. She handled a beater in one hand, while tucking the bowl under her arm with the other. She reminds the young-in's to switch arms when one gets tired. Billy and...
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Allisun prefers you spell her name with a 'u' for the sun, because she's known for her collection of them on her walls. She packs her picnic basket with a day’s worth of iced tea and invites her friends to...
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Pete liked his tool bench arranged by the type of tool, his hammers all in a row...he savored the organization of it all. He worked under his classic hanging enamel light and of course his task light for close-ups. When...
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Viktor, the dedicated chef, had a stash of toys unlike anything his friends had collected or saved from their youth. His husband Pat was constantly on him about dispersing his collection and living a simple life on the island of...
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Tai's new wife Vessy, is known for her exotic drinks made from special syrups and juices. In looking for the perfect gift, Tai went hunting in the back of a musty store and found Sir Wobbly Tiki, a carved wood...
