Made in England from glazed earthenware and featuring silk lamp shades from a Parisian Atelier, this animal-inspired collection of table lamps by Atelier Abigail Ahern is sure to put a smile on your face. Francis LOVES image no. 3.
{via Freshome and Atelier Abigail Ahern}
Take a few minutes and see what I’ve been working on. I’m looking forward to getting back in the studio after my trip to New England and starting my 2012 series.
We had a spectacular event in Evergreen over the weekend. I can’t thank my dear friend, Tonie, enough for all of her help. She’s the bomb! Our new line of glass trays went like hotcakes. We’ll be getting the trays online for those who would like to purchase for holiday gift giving.
I came across a father and son owned mirror company: Mirror Fair, New York City. Such exquisite craftsmanship.
Cavallo Inc. was founded in New York City in 1911 by Stefano and Louise Cavallo. Using their European background and contacts, they established themselves as importers of fine antiques and reproductions.
Stefan Cavallo, their son, became president in 1950, and began manufacturing, with skilled artisans reproducing antiques from the Cavallo collection.
Stephen Cavallo, the third generation, is currently leading the company in a new direction, custom mirror fabrication, installation and glass molding.
We were featured by Konvaliia Designs out of New York with this beautiful combination of items from under the sea. Dana Lenec has a terrific array of photography and drawings in her store, so please be sure to check them out.
So many beautiful items, we’re exceptionally fond of the following:
A cluster chandelier made up of 26 lamp shades by James Russell and Hannah Plumb of JAMESPLUMB.
A chandelier toting teacups. Brilliant. {originally located :: via}
Show Some Moxie was so kind to include us in their Etsy Treasury, check out our coral and sea urchin buckle. Make sure to check out Show Some Moxie’s Etsy store as they have very cool “not so new items” up for grabs.
