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Monday, February 14, 2011

Our First New Hampshire Dinner Party

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The snow storm 1/2 hour before the guests are set to arrive Whether we have guests or are enjoying alone time in NH, we eat very well. This ...
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Friday, February 11, 2011

Maybe it's Maybelline

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Walking up 15th Street in Chelsea today, we smirked as we looked down...even the mud puddles seem kind of glamorous in Manhattan. Not a bloc...
Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Wired

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While gathering inspiration for our friend Julie's new bakery, we found a bunch of vintage kitchen utensils, seemingly shaped by a singl...

Salesmen and Australians: The Art of the Geometric

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Recently, we found a small collection of garden trellis salesman samples from the 20's or 30's that we couldn't wait to have sta...
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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

New Mexico to New Hampshire: Bringing Higgins Home

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Victor Higgins, Taos in Winter We've always loved the art of the Taos Colony of artists, and a special favorite has always been Victor H...
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Monday, February 7, 2011

Frozen In Time

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We've been battling the elements in New England this weekend from snow and ice to sleet and freezing rain. That said, it's still bea...
Friday, February 4, 2011

While We're on the Subject...

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Beggar 1 There are so many sensational artists to be found on the Archie Bray Foundation site. Anne Drew Potter continues to excite us, so...
Thursday, February 3, 2011

Physicality in Sculpture: Classical and Current

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We were astounded by the physicality of the Roman horse head sculpture we stumbled upon the other night at Rogue Classicism . Every inch des...
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Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Woody Neutrals

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Clara Carvajal sculpture [1] via {me}longings {1} Vintage steering wheel on stand at home in NH {2} [2] via the city sage [3]
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We hunt for precious finds. Objects that represent timeless beauty and tell stories of time and place, taste and utility, integrity and influence. We're passionate about expanding our visual vocabulary and gather indigenous palettes, textures and forms that provide us with inspiration and application for our everyday lives. We will tell you narratives through the images we capture along the way—stories about process, composition, adjacencies, and the emotional energy created by brilliant design.
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