“A recent survey shows that Americans will spend almost $8 billion on Halloween decorations, costumes, and candy this year. You’re on your own for the costumes and candy, but we’ve got some Chicago shops that offer super-spooky décor.”
“This month, the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust is hosting October After House at Robie House (5757 S. Woodlawn Ave.). Taking place every Friday in October from 5 to 8 p.m., these casual gatherings will include acoustic jazz, beverages, and light bites.”
“Not everyone has the luxury of hiring an interior designer or knows how to go about purchasing high-end pieces for the home. That is why we are big fans of One King’s Lane tastemaker tag sales.”
“Every now and then we stumble across something that makes us chuckle and then wonder, does this have decorating potential? Enter Slightly Insulting Chicago Posters.”
“Want your kitchen to feel more French? Whether it’s a Provencal country home or a Parisian flat you’re striving for, these fine taps by THG Paris have just that je ne sais quoi.”
“It seems Jayson Home always has some great sale or event going on. Well, this weekend is the awesome-est of them all: the Fall Flea Market.”
It’s the opening weekend of Chicago Artists Month, so tomorrow isn’t the night to stay in and catch up on Dexter (as tempting as that may be)
“Paying homage to his native land of Great Britain, designer extraordinaire Tom Dixon released a new sister line entitled, Eclectic by Tom Dixon.”
“I’m currently loving one of Milwaukee Avenue’s newest home décor destinations: Caza (1459 N. Milwaukee; 773-227-7774). It opened at the end of July and is sort of like a vintage department store with a boutique vibe.”
“Bored with the artwork in your home? Instead of buying all new pieces, rent some. HangItUp Chicago, leases artwork from local established and emerging artists, such as Mark Collins, Jamie Link, Fred Moss, and Elisa Boughner.”
