tastes orangey
There’s nothing better than finding art that is not only beautiful and interesting, but well-priced. Clare Elsaesser’s whimsical paintings and sewn prints fit into both of those categories. In fact, I’ve been coveting her work since Erika from Urban Grace first posted a picture of her bedroom with one of Clare’s pieces above her bed. …
Read Moreluxe for less: subway art
Vintage subway and bus route signs have been on my radar for quite some time now, yet, despite being a trend that doesn’t seem to be going away anytime soon, I just haven’t been able to bring myself to pay $500 (or much more) for one. Lucky for me, I have mad search skills. While browsing Etsy,…
Read Moremodern bird studios
The first time I ever saw the work of Modern Bird Studios was when Erin of Elements of Style commissioned them to do a painting of her pups, here. I was instantly smitten. I’ve always decorated my client’s homes, as well as my own, with personal items that hold special meaning so I’m even more drawn to…
Read Morekate’s paperie
Kate’s Paperie in New York has long been a favorite of mine when trying to find artwork on a budget. Not only do they carry the most amazing stationery, calendars, invitations, ribbons, journals and gift ideas, but their gift wrap is a low-cost way to make a big impact on your walls. Each sheet is generously…
Read Morepicture perfect
My spring cleaning adventures usually end up with bags and boxes of clothing, shoes and home and kitchen goods being carted off to goodwill. For Denise Fidler, on the other hand, a business was born after she discovered a box of vintage books and turned the pages into beautiful, clever works of art! Chairs, animals,…
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