Handmade Decor Handpicked By Design Hole
I thought I’d devote today’s post to handmade goodness. I’m always amazed at the cleverness in the world and especially here in Detroit. Today, I’m spreading the net a little wider. Here are some recent fave finds from the handmade world. Starting off with a selection of prints by a variety of print artists.
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Chair of the Day: Antique Slat Back Chair from Etsy Daily Memorandum
One of these days I’ll be opening my own Etsy shop selling vintage items and handmade home accessories. To whet your appetite for la vintage, may I give you this beauty for your consideration? This antique farmhouse chair is from Daily Memorandum ($70.00). It looks blue to me, but apparently, it was once green. I think it’s very charming. Read More…
Chair of the Day: Killer Junk Studios
What a luck girl. Melissa, over at Killer Junk Studios, is refurbishing a set of these vintage, industrial work chairs. She was lucky to find more than one of these hot, hot desk chairs. She’ll paint one up for you in the color of your choice. But I like red. Always do. Melissa is selling this model for an amazing $135.00. Get one while they last.
Etsy: Message in a Bottle
I’m working on the redesign of Design Hole and am fairly excited about the new look. It will launch in a few short weeks. One of the new features is my new Etsy shop, which I’m also excited about. While Etsy is known mostly for all things handmade, they have a growing list of Read More…
Friday Favorite: Art & Photos by Marc Loret
I can’t remember how I came across Marc Loret, but I was immediately attracted to his photography. Let’s take a peek.
Marco lives and works in France where he pursues his two passions: photography and nature. Many of his photos are of the natural world. He sells his work at his Etsy shop. Standard size prints are 6″ x 6″ and sell for $9.00. You can order larger prints as well.
I suggest buying several and grouping them. Buy three – one in a larger size and two in the same. Mat and frame them and you’ve got a lovely wall.
When Marc isn’t taking photos, he’s creating his own illustrations on vintage books.
You can find these at his other Etsy shop. Most prints sell for about $10.50.
