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Furniture: Graphic Grain Sack Upholstery
It's not an especially new idea, but it's a good idea: Upholstering furniture in vintage rugged hemp grain sacks, for a rustic and unfussy ... |
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Shopper's Diary: Rogues Gallery in Portland, Maine
An essential stop on any visit to Portland, Maine: the flagship store of Rogues Gallery, founded by Alex Carlton, purveyor of the nautical hipster ... |
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Accessories: Recycled Glass Canisters at Anthropologie
Admired (and coveted) at Anthropologie: handblown, recycled glass Again & Again Canisters, available in three sizes. Above L: Large Again ... |
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Design Sleuth: Vintage Conran MacLamp No. 8
A while back, I admired this bedroom vignette in the Toast House & Home catalog; I filed away a mental image of the yellow bedside lamp in hopes ... |
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Accessories: Vintage Wine Bottles at Pottery Barn
New at Pottery Barn: these Found Oversized Wine Bottles were "purchased from a collector who selected them from restaurants throughout Central ... |
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Antiques & Vintage: Patina in Chicago
Discovered via Back Garage, Patina in the Ravenswood neighborhood of Chicago, owned by Alan Shull, a dealer in vintage furniture who searches rural ... |
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Furniture: Rustic Kitchen Island from Sundance
The Hillsborough Kitchen Island is topped with reclaimed slate that once served as a school chalkboard; the solid frame is reclaimed cedar from a ... |
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Shopper's Diary: Red Ticking in Seattle
Every summer when I head to Seattle, I stop by Red Ticking, one of my favorite local shops located in Madison Valley. Owner Pam Robinson is a master ... |
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Antiques & Vintage: Ironrite Health Chair
The Ironrite Health Chair, by Herman H. Sperlich in 1938 for the Ironrite Ironer Co. in Detroit, Michigan, is made of steel and lacquered plywood and ... |
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Antiques & Vintage: Military Field Desk
In my teen years, I shopped at Army surplus stores in search of fatigues. Who would have thought of military surplus as a furniture source? Thanks to ... |
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