A Simple Guide to Candle Etiquette - elsie green

A Simple Guide to Candle Etiquette

We all love candle light for its ambiance, sometimes its fragrance, and for that cozy, nice feeling that comes from curling up on the sofa or settling down for a candle lit dinner.  
Laurie Furber
The History of the Louis Philippe Mirror - elsie green

The History of the Louis Philippe Mirror

The iconic Louis Phillippe Mirror originated during the reign of Louis Philippe I, in France from 1830 to 1848. These mirrors are known for their soft, rounded top corners and squared off bottom corners. 
Isabella Furber
Candle Etiquette - elsie green

Candle Etiquette

Like anything, candle burning has a particular etiquette that should be learned and practiced. When burning your candles, be mindful of the time. Candles should not burn for more than four hours at a time or less than one, as this will result in an uneven burn and ultimately, a deformed candle. Allow the entire surface to become molten before blowing out, and resist from lighting it again until the wax has again solidified.
Isabella Furber
Photo Essay I Vintage Arm Chair - elsie green

Photo Essay I Vintage Arm Chair

There is something about a good vintage arm chair that cannot be replicated. They have a special warmth to them and always make the home feel more homey. They are chic, perfectly worn in and the most comfortable seats. We have rounded up a few of our favorites, take a peek.
Isabella Furber
Decorating with French Canning Jars - elsie green

Decorating with French Canning Jars

French canning jars make great little accent pieces in any space. 
Isabella Furber
The History of the Crapaud Chair - elsie green

The History of the Crapaud Chair

The Crapaud Chair originated as part of the Second Empire style, often referred to as Napoleon III style in the mid 1800s. The style was known for being highly eclectic, combining both historical and modern elements in a new, and innovative way. One of the primary principles in the interior design of this era, was to leave no space undecorated, maintaining a strong emphasis on colour. In this case, less certainly was not more. 
Isabella Furber
The History of Brass - elsie green

The History of Brass

Brass is a metal composed of both copper and zinc. The ratio of each of these metals to each other determines the shade of the brass, as it varies from a dark reddish-brown colour to a white-silvery yellow. 
Isabella Furber
Photo Essay | Alex Marshall China - elsie green

Photo Essay | Alex Marshall China

Alex Marshall makes the most perfect staple ceramics. Each of them are made by hand, and have unique features that make them special. We love the colour ways and subtle patterns that Alex Marshall chooses for her pieces too. Pick your favorite. 
Isabella Furber
Photo Essay I Champagne Flute - elsie green

Photo Essay I Champagne Flute

Champagne flutes are so special. They remind us of all the little moments that call for celebration, both big and small. A glass of champagne to celebrate a big promotion or the start of a new year, or a mimosa on Sunday morning just because. You choose. 
Isabella Furber
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