Tranquil

A tranquil moment at dusk with such beautiful colors.

The Fancy Lamb

"I see charm in things that are tattered, worn, and faded."



The Fancy Lamb has been one of my favorite shops for a while now. Each item is so thoughtfully photographed and described, like lost treasuries from a fading time. Peruse the listings and you will easily stumble upon items like an Art Deco-era post office box door, random vintage signage or a wide array of well loved bits and bobbles. So go take a peek, I promise you will find a treasure there.

Herringbone

I want.

Welcome

There is something so perfectly warm and welcoming about this well worn doorway. I expect when you step inside you would first be greeted by the smell of fresh bread baking in the oven and second by a kind embrace.

I dream of Genie...

All you need is a little smoke, a magic lamp, and three wishes for this Genie inspired selection.

Monday Love

Girls just want to have fun... at every age.

Call It Fate

"Call it fate, destiny, luck, or possibly even a little serendipity.
No matter what you call it, my life will forever be more wonderful with you in it."


This is our new Farouche print, currently offered in two versions- deep coral or chartreuse. Now available in here. We are very thankful that Miss Olivia the dove didn't mind posing for the photos. I think she liked being in the spotlight.

Details

There is something rather special, and quietly detailed about the work of Thirty Six Ten from Houston Texas. I am extra found of the delicious aqua blue earrings and necklace you see above. It comes as no surprise to learn that she is a second generation silversmith- such craftsmanship!

Beautiful

Most everyone has a favorite bird. Swallows are quite lovely to watch swooping through the air, male house finches are wonderful singers, and peacocks are well, peacocks. Of all the birds I think a barn owl are the most beautiful. Since we are on the subject, do you have a favorite?

In the shade...

Cracker and Biscuits

Wonderful use of limited colors and hand drawn type in this old cracker and biscuit logo.

Ruby Red

This 1930's cut crystal cocktail set in the French Baccarat Harcourt pattern is almost too chic for words.