Spring 2023

Luster Iridescent

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Island Charm
CELEBRATE PATTERN

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Create Pattern

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Candle & Lantern

Vance Kitira

Candle Stakes Oaxacan Wedding Candle
pg 104 Woven Candle Jackets

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Loose Natura
TABLE ACCESS

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Bella Flora Tea Towels

Strong Botanical
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Watercolor Ombre

St. Frank Ombre Dye Placemats

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Caravan Trim pg 109

For more than 150 years
the Scandinavians have
been covering manor
or cottage floors with
rugs produced from all
sorts of leftover fab-
rics and this craft was
passed on from mother
to daughter for genera-
tions. Back then people
would think twice be-
fore throwing anything
away – everything that
could be recycled, was.
Anywhere in the Swed-
ish countryside you
could come across the
so called ‘cloth mer-
chants’. They were col-
lecting or buying up old
textile scraps in order
to resell them later
to the paper industry,
which at the time was
using textile pulp as the
raw material in paper
production process. In
the middle of the 18th
century it changed in
favor of wood pulp and
the demand for dis-
carded textile snippets
decreased. It was then
when the Swedish rag
rugs started to be pro-
duced on a large scale.

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SOMETHING NEW IN THE KITCHEN

SWEDISH RAG RUGS

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Colorful Pop Stitch

The Modern Milk Jug

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tea towel wall

Gingham Place Setting
100% cotton

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What’s New in Gardening

FABIEN CAPPELLO WATERING CANS

Fabien Cappello, a French industrial designer working in Gua-
dalajara, Mexico, specializes in everyday objects (think candle-
sticks and tortilla presses), and Jasper Morrison was showing and
selling Cappello’s line of incredibly artful and cool tin watering
cans at his store. (The New York Times describes his pieces as
“steam punk,” and we agree.)

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Grafa

Artisan Garden Tools to last a lifetime.
The first copper garden tool made by the
founder in 2011. A passionate gardener, in-
spired by the work of the Austrian naturalist
movement, which showed the benefits cop-
per tools made on soil.

GARDEN TOOLS

Pallares
Founded in 1917, Pallares is renowned in Sol-
sona for it’s knife-making industry.
Palares only chooses materials of the high-
est quality and aims to be above the cutting
edge, which is why all tools are sharpened by
hand

FLOWERBX

A European floral company specializing in a
more feminine and elegant take on garden-
ing.

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Graceville Imports

Bring Back
the Bird Bath

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Moreton Potting Bench

The Work Areas

Lee Display’s Redwood Console Table pg 117

The Perfect Mudroom

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