Showing posts with label Mushrooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mushrooms. Show all posts

9.12.14

Behind the Glass: Elf Christmas Cottage


Although our winter windows have been up for a while now, the cooler temperatures this week have finally got us in the mood to show them off! If you haven't been able to guess it already, our store theme for the holiday season this year is woodland elf Christmas & we're absolutely loving it! From snow-covered moss to colorful mushrooms in every nook & cranny, this playful theme has definitely got us in the holiday spirit. And all of that culminates in our window displays which offer a glimpse into an elven Christmas cottage. Now I may be a little biased, but these are some of our best holiday windows yet! Check out some of the details below (all of the mushrooms were handmade by our amazing design team) & then be sure & stop by the store soon to get the full experience & see them for yourself!












13.11.13

The Cabinet of Autumn


With the cold front making its way through Savannah today it certainly looks and feels like Fall outside, which is why we're happy to celebrate this beautiful season with another Fall display! Continuing from Monday's Mushroom display, our Autumn Cabinet showcases more of our favorite natural treasures. Crabapples, mushrooms, moss and other dried brambles are nestled together with our favorite Santa Rosa candles exhibiting a cozy atmosphere of earth tones and natural curiosities. Each shelf in the cabinet offers its own tier of Autumnal beauty, creating just the right environment to grab your favorite blanket and cozy up for a warm nap!





11.11.13

On the Shelf: Mushrooms and the Forest Floor


Take one step in our store and you will be surrounded by a natural wonderland. Mushrooms, branches, moss and pinecones are just a few of the endless bits of Autumnal decor nestled throughout the shop. With all of the fungi and bird nests around our main entry display might as well be the forest floor itself! We're big fans of doing and eating what's in season, and although these mushrooms may not be edible, we've at least attempted to celebrate the beauty of this season by lining our shelves with the colors, textures, scents and everything else that screams Fall. As always, if we can't experience the joy of spending time outdoors then we'll just bring the outdoors to us!