This might be a stretch but what does a reclaimed wood wall mirror have in common with an elephant. They both are considered keystones. This mirror is made using keystone construction which is an architectural term used to describe a decorative piece that is fitted at the apex of an arch. It is most commonly… Continue Reading →
You won’t find any potatoes in these burlap shade pendant lights. Just a few light bulbs. No one expects to see burlap hanging from the ceiling but these pendants break tradition. Made with an iron frame draped in natural burlap and hand stitched, these pendants are ready to hang over your kitchen or dining room… Continue Reading →
No trees were destroyed in the making of these branch twig pendant lights. They were made using reclaimed branches and twigs lifted from the ground. That’s right, branches that had fallen naturally to the ground. So even though these large pendants are brown in color they are green when it comes to recycle, reclaim and… Continue Reading →
