Lately I’ve become obsessed with Ginger Jars- a look I NEVER thought I’d bring into my home. However, I just purchased this table for our upstairs foyer and have been collecting every Ginger Jar I could find to place on top of it. Ginger Jars originated in China during the Tang Dynasty. They were originally used to hold various spices and when they were shipped west they mostly contained ginger (hence the name.) Now you can get them in many different designs as well as price ranges.
Looking to collect your very own Ginger Jars? Here is a roundup of some of my faves.
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I have a lot of Etsy Love for the peeps over at Cover Love. How chic is this pillow fora baby gift?
How about this one for a wedding gift?
A little more modern- this one also makes a great wedding or engagement gift.
How great is this pillow to surprise first time grandparents with your upcoming arrival?!?
This pillow will help you remember just how small they once were.
Lastly, a great moving gift or the perfect wedding gift for a couple that grew up in two different states!
Last week, One King’s Lane showcased the home of Nashville Couple Gen and Ben Sohr. I’m in awe of the casual cool vibe that fills this home. Simple black and white with a whole lot of color in-between.
Amazing, right? Check out their portfolio here.
When sourcing for our Master Bathroom Renovation, I cam across Lux Holdups, who makes lucite home accessories. How awesome is this storage console?
Loving this robe hook for the bathroom.
Ridiculously gorgeous towel bar.
I’m sure you’ve seen these lucite banisters floating around on Pinterest.
This shower door handle is a top contender for our bathroom.
Words can’t express how amazing this shelf is.
Oh, and they make gorgeous curtain rods too. Need I say more?
When I find a new source, I get so excited to share it with all of you. This is one of those situations. Let me introduce you to Food 52. It’s a website for those who love to cook and eat well. They launched a store in 2013 to bring artisan pieces to their fan base- but it doesn’t just stop with food.
The French Market Tote. They use it for the garden, I’d use it as a beach bag.
How fantastic is this decorative ladder?
Lusting after this brass pot.
I’d use these wall hooks as drawer pulls.
And need I say a word about these coasters?
