Cellarettes: The Original Bar Cart
Long before bar carts were the trend, cellarettes were the home entertainer’s must have furniture. Cellarettes were first used in Europe in the 15th century as a place for pubs…
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Decorating with Christmas Antiques
With traditions and nostalgia taking center stage this time of year, it’s not hard to see why the holidays bring renewed love for the old. Southern California- based antiques dealer…
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Fresh Summer Wall Art
We think a change of season is always a fun reason to decorate and add some new eye candy. Bring the warm season in with fun and colorful summer wall…
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Dreaming Up a Vintage Garden
“Plant smiles. Grow laughter. Harvest love.” It’s the kind of sweet saying that would be emblazoned on an art print or embroidered on a pillow. But for Sharon Brandt and…
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Art Deco Decor for Your Cottage
Art Deco is making a comeback in 2020 and we found some gorgeous accents for your cottage from around the web. From mirrors and themed lighting to dinnerware and even…
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Cool & Collected: Keiller Dundee’s Marmalade Jars
Keiller Dundee jars appeal to anyone looking to add historic elegance with a collection. Adorably classic and full of history, these ceramic jam jars are an ideal piece for any…
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Christmas in a Charming Cape Cod
Ethel is 78 years old and lives in a quiet neighborhood in the suburbs of Chicago. She’s charming, timeless, welcoming—and Ethel is a house. When Londen Huffman and her family…
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Welcoming Fall at the Lake House
It’s easy to keep looking out to new horizons when it comes to house hunting, but if you’re like the Thomases, you realize the best place to be is where…
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Adding English Country Charm to Your Spaces
In her book, Perfect English, author and stylist Ros Byam Shaw investigates what really goes into the subtle yet distinctive quintessential English Country cottage look. One of our favorite takeaways…
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Creating Home Around Our Humanity
Offices are for working, kitchens are for cooking and, ultimately, your home is for living. Creating home shouldn’t be an exhibit, or a pretty picture for your friends to observe…
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