a little holiday vignette (by tara) on remodelista
remodelista asked tara to stage and photograph a little scene for the holidays, and it's featured today right here!
lath wall on apartment therapy
that lath wall's getting pretty popular these days! it was just featured on apartment therapy today. check out the article here. and if you want your very own, check out our etsy listing!
a DIY on remodelista!
make sure to check out our lath wall DIY over on remodelista today. it's a real honor to be featured!
our football book on the fossil blog
our adorable vintage football book was featured on the fossil blog today. thanks, guys! the book sold instantly, but you can still check out the article here.
our rand mcnally map set on apartment therapy
our gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous (seriously, the pictures do it NO justice) 1904 rand mcnally set of eight maps was featured on apartment therapy today. check it out here! the maps are, unfortunately, sold.
our bathroom redo on apartment therapy
unbeknownst to us, our bathroom redo was featured on apartment therapy today. check it out here. (and for the love of god, ignore those stupid comments!)
the jersey ice cream co. shop
while we're still far from our dream of a brick and mortar store in new york--with international buying trips and shipping containers galore, naturally--we've decided we're going to set up my living room as a by-appointment-only shop!
i've recently finished panelling the walls with MDF and about 400 linear feet of reclaimed (and HUGE) base cap molding. we just need to paint and start bringing stuff in from storage.
we're hoping to be open in a couple weeks (though maybe not till late july with brimfield round two rapidly approaching). until then, enjoy some pictures of the living room in progress!
the room before settlement:
the molding before nail removal:
step one: MDF
step two: molding
step three: chiropractor and yoga (chronic upper back pain)
step four: caulking and priming
i've recently finished panelling the walls with MDF and about 400 linear feet of reclaimed (and HUGE) base cap molding. we just need to paint and start bringing stuff in from storage.
we're hoping to be open in a couple weeks (though maybe not till late july with brimfield round two rapidly approaching). until then, enjoy some pictures of the living room in progress!
the room before settlement:
the molding before nail removal:
step one: MDF
step two: molding
step three: chiropractor and yoga (chronic upper back pain)
step four: caulking and priming
brimfield and design*sponge and grace bonney, oh my!
the only thing better than being featured on design*sponge three times this past week (here, here, and here) is that grace bonney bought a bench that i made! she's planning on putting it in the entryway of her new apartment.
theater seats
in search of the theater seats featured on design*sponge today?
you're in luck! we've just posted them to our etsy shop.
you're in luck! we've just posted them to our etsy shop.
something small to hold in your hand.
tara here with a special announcement!
after months of dreaming about this,
my tiny blog has been turned into tiny postcards!
available now at our etsy shop.
come look & love.
more maps!
we've just posted a bunch of new maps over at our etsy shop. check them out and email with any questions!
coming soon: a 1961 set of six science charts.
coming soon: a 1961 set of six science charts.
renest / apartment therapy
we were thrilled to find ourselves featured on renest/apartment therapy today! check out the article here.
asbury park lockers
pulled from the locker rooms at the asbury park salt-water pool just before its demolition forty years ago, when it was the largest such pool in the world.
numbered 279 and 280.
bottom lock opens freely. top lock easily popped with a coat hanger.
keys aren't included, but one coat hanger can be.
ocean voyage steamer trunks
$450 for top wardrobe steamer trunk with blue interior and red B detailing. initialed JFB.
$150 for bottom trunk. plaid interior. guaranteed to be made of 3-ply veneer.
$500 for set of two. (in case you're traveling light.)
four-drawer card filing cabinet
one word: swoon.
13 inches wide, 12 tall, and 18.5 deep.
note: top and sides are open, as these presumably used to be part of a larger built-in.
$275
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