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Great styling here.. just my kinda thing

Ochre, or mustard (!) is yellow’s chic elder sister. Refined, historic, exotic-it is the color of caravans, in the desert sands, as the light leaves the sky. And it is all the more sophisticated when it is perfectly paired with warm tans and dried apricot, as in this living area. Bittersweet chocolate wood finishes & ivory accents provide a perfect range for natural materials like caning, bamboo chick blinds, & fresh flowers. But it is the antique British Colonial caned settee, & framed monotone animal engraving, in a marvelous antique frame, that finish the impression that this homeowner has trodden the Silk Road, & brought back treasure, just in time for tea. Photo: for

Irish vernacular furniture ~ Under the Thatch Still in situ in the kitchen they were made for in County Kilkenny…and hopefully soon a member of the UTT family. Related

New framed pieces ♥️

Great article by the wonderful in today’s featuring our irresistible original print collection and some great advice on buying print

An Instagrammers Guide to: Dublin A weekend in the Irish capital of Dublin has much more to offer than a trip to the Guinness factory, with stylish lifestyle stores, speciality coffee shops and tempting eateries popping up across the city. The Shopkeepers share their top spots for capturing insta-worthy shots while you shop, eat and

A great little article about buying vintage

How To Pick The Perfect Vintage Pieces For Your Home Although some of us may love the idea of curating our home and wardrobe with one-of-a-kind vintage pieces, knowing where to start and what to buy can certainly be intimidating. Here are a few tips from a vintage shop owner on shopping successfully for those of us who are just getting started with vi