This morning my mom and I went to Terrain at Styers, an extraordinary plant nursery cum home goods store cum delightful garden cafe. It was like something out of a movie - and why shouldn't it be? It's from the makers of Anthropologie and has a very similar design aesthetic (you know, painfully gorgeous and wildly out of my price range). I stealthed some pictures as we wandered around.
The fence behind this parking lot sign is made of long branches of wood woven through a metal frame. I kept picturing how stunning it would be as a property fence.
On the price tag, these were labeled "artifacts."
Rusty chain dangling from a board with peeling yellow and blue paint on it. Whatever it is, it's genius.
The last picture is of the cafe itself, a restored antique greenhouse filled with completely unique planter arrangements, and culminating in a wall of moss and interspersed plants (you can see it in the background of my photo).
I've really never seen anything like this place. Definitely go if you can!
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I love those "walls"! I've wanted to make a quilt resembling one ever since they installed a giant hanging one above the escalators in the giant Whole Foods here.
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