From the large to small, each of the pieces is unique and would add depth to any setting.
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This has little shelves and cubbies inside, maybe it was a picnic basket? |
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This carved wooden mirror would be stunning over a powder room sink. |
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I could imagine this pair of baskets on a mantle, hanging from tress, or as part of tablescape. |
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These pots would make a marvelous base for a coffee table. |
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These white lacquered baskets could add some wonderful reflective light to a dark corner. |
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Here’s a random collection of tidbits, any one piece could add depth to a room or vignette. |
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I wish you could see the intricate patterns on this set of baskets. |
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I’ve always been attracted to alcove beds, to read how my friend Beverly Jackson converted one into a dining room, click here. |
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I was drooling over these beautiful, rustic wooden “trays” or tabletops. Wouldn’t they be marvelous loaded with fruits, snacks, or your daily mail?? |

Emily what a treat! I agree I would have wanted several finds from the shop!!
You could have put your new scarves in the blue suitcase!
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
GORGEOUS post, Emily! I am in love with the red chest!
Obvious that you had a wonderful time.
Happy Monday.
Teresa
xoxo
What a find, Emily! Both the Lotus restaurant and the imports. Don't you just love it when you stumble on hidden treasure in the most unexpected place! Such a fun way to wind up what looks like a wonderful trip!
Hope you have a lovely week! XO
What a totally cool place filled with all kinds of intersting finds. Double whammy with the food and the goregous accessories!
Wow. Everything looks amazing. I am really itching for a Hawaii trip…