Spring in Bloom

Fill everyday items like water pitchers, mason jars, and baskets with a few blooming branches from the yard to create these striking spring arrangements...

The skies are clear. Spring is here!

Rain boots, rain boots go away!Come again another day!

If you were the buyer...

I'm thinking about ordering these unique serving/floral display pieces for the stores. What do you think?

They'd work well in the kitchen, but you could also use it in the powder room for fresh floral and perfume display.

Getting Carried Away...

I had to share this great new accessory! How cute are these glass bottles with wire carrier?

One would look fantastic on your kitchen island with fresh-clipped buds from the yard.

Thinking outside the box? 

• use them to display and sort utensils on the buffet at your next gathering
• maybe to sort colored pencils and pens on your desk
• consider them mini carafes, label them and fill each with wine at your next tasting party!

Faux fruit atop your countertop!

Create bountiful diplays in your kitchen this spring season with ever-lasting faux fruit that looks just like the real thing, (without the spoiling factor)!

We offer everything from lemons to pears to mangos, and a number of cute vessels to display them in as well!!!

Wicker Wonders

We're loving these wicker clad vases!

They make wonderfully natural vessels for fall foliage!

Heath for the Hostess!

In case you're searching for a fabulous hostess gift this holiday season, I thought I'd tell you about the lovely one that I just received from our dear friends. This gorgeous handmade vase is from Heath Ceramics, a locally-owned workshop here in the Bay Area. 

Our guests didn't even know, but I've been a long-time fan of the amazing creations from Heath Ceramics! I was so excited when I opened it, I had to display it right away (hence the leaves and branches instead of something more appealing). Just goes to show you that a marvelously shaped object needs little ornamentation.

Every Heath piece is still made in their original factory in Sausalito, California and crafted in the same manner as it has been for the past 55 years.

 

I'm so excited about my new gift, and wanted to share this wonderful resource with you. Link here to view the amazing collection from Heath Ceramics, and find out more about this wonderful company.

Below are a few inspiring images of some of my favorite pieces in the Heath Collection...

beyond dishware, they also make a unique line of house numbers and amazing individual tiles...

One of my favorite Heath collections is the Bottlehood Collection.

As described on their website the collection is... "A marriage of craftsmanship and environmentalism. BottleHood converts empty bottles destined for landfills into functional and unique glassware for your table."

Be sure to visit Heath Ceramics on-line, and stop by their Sausalito showroom if you're ever in the area.

Heath Factory and Showroom

400 Gate Five Road

Sausalito, CA 94965

P 415-332-3732 x13

F 415-332-3204

REGULAR Showroom Hours

Monday-Thursday & Saturday 10-6

Friday 10-7
Sunday 11-6

..also located in the San Francisco Ferry Building.



Succulents are back!

Carolyn's green thumb has graced us once again with the return of these natural beauties.

These gorgeous, (and low maintenance) arrangements are the perfect table topper!

simple pleasures...

Mini vases are in stock for spring!

These small bud vases look fantastic arranged as a collection, or styled individually with a simple bloom on your nightstand or desktop!

Can hardly contain ourselves...

You're going love accessorizing with these charming containers.

Display these nostalgic spice and cheese tins on your kitchen shelves, or use them as a vase for fresh-cut flowers and herbs.

Tea Tin Flower Containers

As you know, we're always looking for inventive ways to re-use unique objects. These old tea and spice tins make perfectly colorful and inspiring arrangements. Collect your own, or come into Harvest to check out our adorable replicas.

Wouldn't this make a charming hostess gift?