sweet tweets
Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Won’t these pretty sparrow hooks make all your drab winter coats look better?
Posted in Home | 1 Comment »
Won’t these pretty sparrow hooks make all your drab winter coats look better?
Five states (including my own) list the mockingbird as their state fowl.
Bird gets around, apparently.
That artichoke finial, or as my daughter said, “Artichoke Man”? Pretty much perfect. I’d make him little shoes and place him on the dinner table. See the original post over at TheFind.
I am always on the search for unique lamps, mirrors and side tables. I have been admiring the papier mache “Haitian” drum table and “Sarah” lamp from Serena and Lily and coincidentally found the designer who is Stray Dog Designs based in Chattanooga. This company not only designs unique whimsical home accessories but their products are handcrafted by artisans in Mexico and Haiti who make a sustainable living. The products are also made from recycled materials including glass tin and paper using low VOC paints. The collection consists of lighting, side tables, lamp finials, mirrors and various other accessories. The standout pieces are the Stray Dog Designs lamps which are infused with whimsy and are available in a variety of colors. I have also been on the search for a unique faux bois mirror in white. The Funky Faux Bois mirror pictured here is very sweet and looks even better in white. T0 add a lively touch of color to your lamps the finials are a visual treat as is the entire line. Stray Dog Designs has that whimsical artisan handmade feel and is a nice complement to add charm to your home.
Featured here from top left, clockwise: Sarah Lamp, Funky Faux Bois Mirror, Stump Stool/Accent Table, Aqua Birdie Finial and Green Artichoke Finial.
I know an elegant woman (the mother of one of my very best friends) whose bird scissors made the most mundane tasks–coupons? itchy tags?–glamorous.
They may be pricey, but they’re handmade works of art you’ll keep forever.
The only thing I love more than jewelry is a container in which to store it.
(That statement is probably the truest, most revealing thing I’ve ever posted on this site.)
