Genius. Nickel-plated display clips for hanging posters, art prints, and other cherished ephemera with style & ease (and only $10!).
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
uncorked glass company
My favorite magazine, Garden & Gun, recently featured the Uncorked Glass Company in its December 2011/January 2012 issue. Always one to support local, Texas and/or southern businesses, I checked 'em out. I wasn't disappointed.The Uncorked Glass Company handcrafts, unique, eco-friendly glassware from recycled wine bottles, donated from local restaurants and bars in Atlanta, GA. Our tumblers are handcrafted from 100% post-consumer materials in our effort to honor our “green” commitment.They're beautiful, to boot. I love thick glasses, and these are perfect for any sort of table.
Uncorked offers their glasses in sets of four, with five color options and two sizes from which to choose.
The mixed set (4"/12oz. or 5"/16oz.) of 6 glasses comes with 2 amber, 2 green, and 2 gold glasses.Wonderful.
Monday, January 2, 2012
artisanal cutting boards
Love these Colorblocked Cutting Boards from Anthropologie.I first spied 'em while scrolling through Anthropologie's online gallery of new January arrivals. Then, again, while I was flipping through my January 2012 issue of Food & Wine Magazine--in a blurb spotlighting national stores that are selling handmade products, created by artisans:
Anthropologie picked up a new line of rustic home items, like this two-tone sycamore cutting board, from Philadelphia designer Robert True Ogden.I love everything about their shape, color, and simplicity.
Colorblocked Balloon Cutting Board:
A Baguette Board? Get out. I must have.
The Colorblocked Bread Board is pretty darn great as well:
Sunday, January 1, 2012
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