Archive for September, 2009
Who me?
So…I have a confession. I’m “crazy.” I am sitting here in my kitchen trying to have a cup of coffee in peace before the children wake up but peace has left the room. In its place is total and utter chaos. Why? Hint. New Puppy. Ok, ok new puppy and two, yes, two new kittens! This [...]
Coastal Living Idea Cottage
We are so happy to be a part of the 2009 Coastal Living I’On Idea Cottage. Check out the October issue. Congrats Angie on a job well done! Click here to view the article and photos.
Stripes can be fun
We just got in these striped throws that are handwoven on individual looms in North East Africa. They also can be used as spa towels, tablecloths or at the beach. I am going to use mine at the foot of my bed.
3 more days! ESD closes their King Street location.
Saturday is our last day. Thank you Charleston for all of your wonderful support. We look forward to seeing you at our Savannah Highway location.
Russell Woodard makes me smile
The October issue of Metropolitan Home featured Jimmy and Trish Lyle’s beautiful home designed by New York designer(and his brother)John Lyle. I especially loved the pictures of the Russell Woodard patio chairs. They even recline!
We have Russell Woodard’s vintage aluminum settee recovered in espresso velvet as well as one of his end tables.
Fabulous antique mercury bottles
We are absolutely in love with these English mercury bottles which are actually silver on the inside! The bottles look great on a table, in a bookshelf or as a vase.
You better love it…
Don’t plant this unless you really love it because if kudzu had flowers this is what they would look like.
King Street closing SALE! 10 more days.
Make sure you stop by our King Street location for some amazing deals!
Be still, my beating heart
Can I just say that shopping in Paris is just like this. It feels like raspberry ice cream, a decadent feel. Heart beating faster…what treasure shall I find?
Ladies of Shem Creek
These are the ladies of the creek. They have been on Shem Creek for many years and slowly they are disappearing. Buy local shrimp…ask if it is local because Shem Creek won’t be the same without this sight.
