This home design brand is so far up my alley: I don’t know what you’d call their aesthetic, but it’s kind of a mix between midcentury and rustic farmhouse chic, if you get where I’m coming from. Their stuff isn’t cheap but it is well-made in my experience. I’ve been looking for a new duvet cover for ages, and have turned down many for being not quite right, but I love this striped one beyond reason.
A cool jute doormat with a herringbone pattern.
This lamp looks fantastic and doesn’t take up a lot of room. It’d be good for a desk in a cramped space. (Also, it comes in other colors, as many Schoolhouse products do).
My wooden spoons are all old and janky, so I’m tempted to go for this spiff set.
I don’t know anything about cooking with this saucepan, but I sure love the way it looks.
A minute porcelain sugar bowl, the likes of which I could really use.
A pretty floral quilt that looks handmade.
And speaking of quilts, of course I’m crazy for this yellow one.
Wouldn’t this clock add cheer to a kitchen wall?
I’ve been drooling over that floral quilt since they previewed this spring collection… you might make me pull the trigger.
I have the vintage version of that chili red Dansk Kobenstyle pan – mine is at least 50 years old and still going strong. The enamel is a bit chipped in places as to be expected, but that adds to the character. It’s really great for sauces, and I love the teak handle! You can still find these occasionally at antique shops & flea markets.
I have some Dansk inherited from my grandmother, and same! So nice to cook with.
Great picks!! I wanted to send you this before, when you were posting about lamps. Best small lamp ever is the PABLO Pixo. Two light intensity settings, and a USB port for charging kindles or iphones. The LED lamp will last 25 years unless the cat knocks it over and breaks it at the swivel joint.
I love everything from this co.!
One of my favorite stores! I bought the yellow quilt many years ago and still love it and have been debating the red and white quilt for about a month to replace my ancient Target quilt… I’ve also bought shams from them, and also those selfsame cooking utensils as stocking stuffers for my husband. Wonderful beautiful things!
I too have the yellow- ish quilt and love it— and it’s washable
If I didn’t already have one that I love, I would snap that little sugar bowl up in a second. I first learned about Schoolhouse when Eva Chen was furiously decorating her upstate NY cottage and she mentioned ordering a clothes drying rack. I needed one, too, so I thought I would check it out. It’s $174!!! Umm no thanks, especially since I replaced my otherwise perfectly serviceable one because it got mildewy. I’ll go with Target’s $39 one, TYVM.
I almost went for the sugar bowl but figured I should wait till my kitchen is done (complete gut reno starting “soon”) before buying pretty shiny things. I am drawn to the lamp but it is a bit too pricey for the use I’d get out of it , and I’ve a feeling I’ll eventually go for the mustard quilt, which I think has been featured here before. I am ridiculously happy with my Costco drying racks, which I think were on sale for about $20 each. I went years without one and now use both constantly – talk about simple pleasures!
Best of luck with the reno, Eloise! May it go without a hitch.