Sunday, February 28, 2010

Anthro, why do you call to me like you do?

Battersea Sofette / $2998
I really wanted to use this for a recent job.
Client was indifferent. What was she thinking?
Thomas Paul stuns again!
According to Anthro, great sycamores raise
their canopies on neutral linen cotton.
Buttonwood Curtain / $208 - 268
Wouldn't this make a handsome shaving mirror?
Who's The Fairest Mirror / $148
If only it washed ashore.
Washed Ashore Lamp / $228
Alice, where are you?
Tea Party Candelabra / $398 (ouch!)
Collected Memories Mirror / $698
Collected Memories Mirror, installed.
Rather genius, don't you think?
Look at that detail!
Knotted Vines Shower Curtain / $148

Couldn't resist this little curiosity. Well, at $648 maybe I could.

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Anthropologie

5 comments:

  1. You can make that bird. Check this out: http://alovelyplacetoland.blogspot.com/2010/02/glad-i-didnt-pay-648-bird.html

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  2. i too love the bird--not $648 worth!!! but he is very interesting and i do wander--just what does that key unlock???
    the sofette too is beautiful. I am sure you could do amazing things to and with that piece. thanks for keeping us intrigued with your beauties!!

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  3. Did you know Anthro is opening a SECOND location in Cincy, at Kenwood Center (the big mall)? It is going where West Elm used to be.
    I love the tea party candleabra. I may try to whip one of those up with some odds and ends of china...

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  4. Shut the front door! Two Anthro locations in Cincy! This is bananas! Do you know when it opens?

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