Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts

24.3.14

Currently Inspired: Handcrafted Wooden Birds


We are so excited that spring is finally here. Not just because of all the sunshine and warm weather we've been having, but because for us, spring means a fresh start with new projects, new ideas and brand new products! One of our favorite new spring collections is by local artist Collin Garrity. Like all the other birds that have returned for spring, these gorgeous wooden birds are here to stay! Handcrafted from exotic and reclaimed woods, each bird is as beautiful and unique as the next. If you're like us and always looking for a new office companion or something special to add to your shelf, then look no further! These little birds will keep you company all spring long with their beautiful colors and minimal design.









Available at The Paris Market.

21.1.14

A Few of our Favorite Things : Veronica

We would like to welcome Veronica to the Paris Market team! Although Veronica has been with us for several months now, we still want to extend the warmest Paris Market welcome we can to let her know how happy we are to have her on board! When she's not busy working at the store, or attending class, you can find Veronica making wonderfully unique and beautiful work in her studio. Currently pursuing an M.F.A in painting at SCAD, Veronica incorporates elements of nature into her paintings and sculptures, which immediately caught our attention the moment we saw her work in person. Veronica always manages to make work more fun and her great attitude continues to inspire us all. We've been anxious to learn her favorite things for quite some time, so we're especially excited to see what she has to share! Be sure to check out some of Veronica's amazing work on her website!



1. Relic in Glass Dome | 2. FOUND Jewelry Horn Necklace | 3. A good cup of coffee | 4. Jaw Bone | 5. Tocca Scrub and Fresh Lip Treatment 
 6. Vintage Children's Pop Guns | 7. Sower of Discord by Marcel Dzama