I looked around my house the other day and realized that at least 90% of…
Normally, I write a column about hunting for quality thrift and flea market goods and…
British journalist and economist Evan Davis thoughtfully observed, ‘A chair’s function is not just to…
‘When one door closes, another one opens,’ or so goes the age-old adage to describe…
I have written about different methods of rehabbing old furniture: from adding fabric to creating…
Mosaics are, in the simplest sense, a grouping of small, sometimes broken materials, joined together…
The other day, despite a zillion deadlines, I found myself aimlessly wandering through an antiques…
In his Vicar of Wakefield, author Oliver Goldsmith wrote, ‘I love everything that is old;…
I love chairs most of all. Random, perhaps? Nevertheless— A chair can be plain and…
Love it or not, the holiday season is descending upon us. For many of us,…
There are few things that remind me more of autumn than chalkboards. Fall to me…
When someone mentions the ‘three year itch,’ chances are they are referring to relationship troubles….
I should have ‘knocked on wood’ last week after having an internal Stuart Smalley-esque conversation….
Earrings are like socks: when it’s really important I find a pair, I can only…
When I was a little girl, I was obsessed with two things: pirates and fashion…