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rooms of substance with understated elegance, layered story, and playful warmth!
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We believe decorating with antiques brings the past forward, giving it new energy through your stewardship. Even when you don't know the full story about a piece it has a patina that is special.
This undeniable mark creates a wonderful circle of connection with the past you just can't quite get from something new.
Filling your house with the right storied decor leads to rooms of warmth, character, and charm. Layering in these timeless pieces creates a beautiful setting for life's greatest and often simplest joys.
Antiques are just the start.
We aspire to homes of expression, belonging, and invitation --
where family gathers, friends linger, laughter abounds, traditions flourish, and everyday living feels inspired.
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Majolica & Oyster Collection
She's a throwback...
Creating a home with understated, elegance, and playful warmth.
Who loves refined heirlooms and enduring craftsmanship.
Nostalgic for the past, but with a modern sensibility.
Knowing patina is character, authenticity is felt, and heritage is essential.
Seeking classic lines, storied decor, and petite joys.
With busy hands and a full heart -- a saver of memory and tradition.
For all our kindred spirits!
New in the shop...
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Vintage Mottahedeh Creil Architectural Creamware Bowls
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Spode Christmas Tree Serving Pieces
Price range: $24.00 through $37.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page -
Pair of Chinese Export Famille Rose Platters, 18th Century
$279.00 Add to cart -
Near Pair of Rose Medallion Vases
Price range: $179.00 through $193.00 Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
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Lately on the blog...
Etiquette Guide – The Art of Paying a Call
So…I couldn’t resist creating a cute little print to go with my earlier post about the rules of paying a call in the South. Just think of this as a quick etiquette guide! Want to read the full…
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The Art of Paying a Call in the South
In centuries past, women dressed up in their best day gowns and went visiting. They paid calls on friends and acquaintances within their social circle who were “at home” on such and such a day. Tea was served.…
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Cucumber Cooler with St-Germain and Mint
Looking for a refreshing weekend cocktail for the pool or insert closest body of water here? Look no farther than my cucumber cooler with St-Germain, gin, mint, and lemon. I promise it will be a go-to classic for…
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Summer Reading: The Museum of Extraordinary Things
The Museum of Extraordinary Things is a slow burn. You know almost from the beginning that the two main characters, Coralie and Eddie, are going to meet and fall in love. Hoffman follows their life paths through flashbacks…
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Color Scheming: Why I Chose a Home Color Scheme
Choosing paint colors, as I’m sure you agree, is one of the most fun and difficult aspects of home decorating. You get to play around with color and use your imagination. Plus paint collections have such creative names,…
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The Benefits of a Home Design Collage
I heart Southern Living, and I know y’all to do! This month’s issue featured the Southern Living 50th Anniversary Idea House. Its gorgeous. Go check it out if you haven’t. Anyway the spread inspired me to do an…
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Visiting the Mabry-Hazen House
Gunfights, Civil War strategy, lawsuits, and scandal mark much of the history of the Mabry-Hazen House, but from its serene perch atop Mabry’s Hill with towering magnolia trees shading the wide veranda you could hardly imagine this notorious…
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Grace and Grit
If you watched the DNC last night, you know what I’m talking about. It was pretty awesome!
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