The Urban Natural Look
“Oak, acacia and blackened fir look great on their own, but mix in a little steel, glass or brass and the outcome is unique, fresh and urban with an au naturale vibe.”
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Paperish Mess Opens in Ukrainian Village
“Ukrainian Village is the lucky hood that’s home to the cutest new store, Paperish Mess (1955 W. Chicago Ave., 312-265-1497). Owners Lisa Muscato and Sean Murty, longtime sweethearts, wanted to open up a store where locals and artists could hang out and interact.”
We’re Smitten: Decoupage Plates
“There’s just something about decoupage plates that makes me smile. They’re so whimsical and fun! And I love the ones made by Hoffman Estates artist Terry Hoffman.”
Fading Beauty: Lovely Ombre Salad Servers
“Salads often play second fiddle at a dinner party. But use these gorgeous ombre servers to dole out the greens and it will become an unforgettable course.”
Antiquaire Anniversary Sale
“In celebration of its five-year anniversary, Antiquaire (190 Sheridan Rd., Highland Park) is hosting a month-long sale. Gorgeous high-end, European antiques will be added to its website daily.”
Chairs for Charity 2012
“On Wednesday Chicago Home + Garden hosted our third annual Chairs for Charity event at Cosentino Center Chicago. Fifteen local designers were challenged to give old chairs a new life.”
Buzz-Worthy: Bee Home and Garden Opens
“Oak Park has a new home décor shop. Bee Home and Garden (128 Chicago Ave., Oak Park; 708-715-0560) opened its doors quietly about a month ago in the spot that was once Wilson’s grocery store.”
Jayson Home Sale: This is the Biggie!
“Here comes yet another event at Jayson Home — and this time, it’s the mother lode. It’s the once-a-year Warehouse Sale, with merchandise marked up to 90 percent off.”
TOO by Blu Dot for Target
“’Tis the season for Target collaborations. They had us when they paired with Nate Berkus, but with the recent debut of TOO by Blu Dot, we are even more in love.”
Interior Designer's Dream Toolbox
“What every decorator needs to achieve the perfect space…”