Spring Collection
The arrival of Easter always feels like an unofficial sign that spring has sprung. And we like to herald that arrival with bunnies, bunnies, and, oh yes, more bunnies.
The arrival of Easter always feels like an unofficial sign that spring has sprung. And we like to herald that arrival with bunnies, bunnies, and, oh yes, more bunnies.
There is simply no holiday that doesn't look better dressed up with decoupage. Go down our rabbit hole and you'll find everything from munching bunnies to a flurry of tulips mid-bloom to a stack of smooth speckled eggs.
Artist Christopher D. Bassett's reverence for our many natural wonders runs so deep that his works puts them on a pedestal. His mosaics of collected shells piled high like organic bouffants atop an urn are the most exquisite ode to the sea. For a display of nature's beauty that's more subdued, consider Bassett's new collection of potted silk flowers: pansies, irises, and parrot tulips rendered in silk and encrusted into terracotta pots
With summer just around the corner, we've already got the ocean idling on our minds. Our decoupage collection aptly titled "The Sea" gathers all things that remind us of just that from orange anchor pencil trays to round plates adorned with bright red crabs or octopi or coral to an exquisite platter designed to look like the shimmering inside of an abalone shel
Since 1996, Aster de Villatte's ceramics have embodied the essence of timeless craftsmanship and elegance. Meticulously handcrafted by artisans, each piece tells a story of artisanal passion and attention to detail. From delicate tableware settings to enchanting decorative pieces, their collection seamlessly blends the past with the present, inviting you to embrace the beauty of handmade artistry in every curated creation.
Consider the leech jar. Stately outsized goblet-style pieces of glassware, these date back to 19th century France, but have a thoroughly modern, albeit surprising, appeal. Each entirely unique, fill them with fresh flowers, or curated collections of anything of your liking.
Consider something from our latest spring collection: round plates with ethereal grayscale depictions of Granville's stars or lush, extreme close-ups of roses; delicate heart-shaped trays with wispy botanical drawings; and slender trays with a full compendium of leaf shapes from lance to lyre to whorled.
These charming and intricately detailed carved wood bird and animal wall hangings from Germany's Black Forest region are a more unexpected way of bringing the outside in.