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[ECBG]

@Oznell 

From Terrain, LOVE!!!!  Perfect with my primitives!

[Tori3569]

Wow!  Now you've inspired me to go to their store in Westport and perhaps buy them too.  Enjoy! 

[ECBG]

@Tori3569 

Oh!  You have a store!!!!!!!  Jealous!

[Tori3569]

@ECBG @it's in Westport CT and near some of the stores I oversee.  I only wish I could live there!  Are you getting these?  I love, love, love them.  

[ECBG]

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@Tori3569 wrote:

@ECBG @it's in Westport CT and near some of the stores I oversee.  I only wish I could live there!  Are you getting these?  I love, love, love them.  

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@Tori3569 

Oh my goodness!  You are in rich antique country!!!!!!!

Very jealous.

I don't need the berry garland.

I have beautiful berry ropes.

You can see how I decorate for Christmas in "Here's My Country Christmas".

The lamps on the GR end tables are changed to hand thrown ginger jar lamps from Pottery Barn.  A few pieces of art work have changed.

[Oznell]

@ECBG,   I can only echo @Tori3569 ,  wow!   Those "branched" candles are magical, and I love those colors.  Stunning grouping with all the different candlesticks.

[sometimesQVCaddict]

There are stores in PA too. There's one close to Longwood Gardens I stop in when I go to the Gardens just to walk through. Gorgeous stuff, very organic, but way way overpriced. Even half off on some things is still too much when they have sales, but people buy at full price, as its near an upscale area. I wait for 75% off in the clearance room! Lol It's a treasure hunt!!

I did get some gorgeous unique real plants a few years ago "after season" i.e. on clearance price in their nursery area that are still going strong!

[stevieb]

Terrain is one of several companies, along with Anthropologie and others, owned by Urban Outfitters and sometimes the stores cross pollinate by carrying items from each others offerings. The candles are also available on the Terrain website and I like them a lot, but not enough to pay the prices they're asking for them. 

[ECBG]

@Oznell 

If you go to the Southern Highland Craft Guild FB page, they have put up over 100 pages of photos highlighting the artist's work shown at the fair!  

What a stroll!!!