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The History of Champagne Glasses
Champagne coupes made their debut in 1734 in a piece depicting a post-hunt oyster lunch in the private dining room of Louis XV.
Photo Essay I Vintage Champagne Bucket
When your vintage champagne buckets aren't being used to chill bubbly, they can serve so many other functions in your home.
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.
Photo Essay I Baumann Dining Chair
The range of Baumann dining chairs is so broad and varied. There is something for everyone. We have rounded up photos of a few of our favorite styles. Take your pick.
Photo Essay | Vintage Cabinets & Armoires
We like to think of armoires like great big treasure boxes. Big pretty things to house all of our smaller pretty things.
Not just a Champagne Coupe
Try not to let their name discourage you, champagne coupes are appropriate for so many alcoholic (or non-alcoholic) beverages. One of our favourites is the Gin-Campari Sour. Combine gin, Campari,...
Photo Essay I Crapaud Chair
Crapaud chairs are a personal favorite of ours. They are the perfect accent piece, often upholstered in block print or velvet fabrics. Plus they are especially comfortable. What's not to love?
Decorating with French Canning Jars
French canning jars make great little accent pieces in any space.
Photo Essay | New England Road Trip on Film
| photography by andie furber |
In May, my mom (the woman you all know and love, Laurie) and I went on an epic New England road trip. It felt like the perfect ease back into travel, isolated in our own little bubble, and we journaled the whole trip for you all here on the blog.
Photo Essay I Champagne Coupe
Regularly drinking out of champagne coupes is the secret to feeling like your life is in order and that you prepared for anything.