01/07/2010

Frivolous Finds: Take Us on a Fantastic Journey

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Left: Fantastic Journey Wallhanging Tapestry takes us away to where we want to be, available at The Rug Company, contact retailer for pricing. 

It’s no doubt that during the harsh days of winter we long to transport ourselves to the easy, breezy days of warm weather. Ah, fresh flowers, sun-kissed shoulders, the feeling of being christened by droplets that graciously fall from New York City air conditioners...

While we’ve been busy fantasizing about sunshiny days during the current state of freezing temperatures and relentless wind whipping at our faces, we came across this Fantastic Journey wallhanging tapestry available at The Rug Company.

Colorful, cheery and taking, designer Fiona Curran takes us on a Fantastic Journey indeed. A mini glimpse into a graphic botany heaven of some undisclosed paradise, this handmade piece of wool and silk really has taken our breath away.

Really. We’re sure it wasn’t the 30 mph gusting wind blowing against us that left us breathless this time. Seriously.

Jan 7, 2010 7:00:00 AM | Beachside, Frivolous Finds, Gardens, Greens & Flora

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