Everything from Dishes to Bedding Inspired by Trees
Wood is a beautiful accent for the home, but with new awareness for trees and logging, people are thinking twice about purchasing wood. Thankfully, there are plenty of faux wood alternatives.
Seen in the gallery:
1) Martha Stewart’s faux bois vases.
2) Woodgrain breakfast set made of Nymphenburg glazed porcelain with over-glaze painting, with 24k gold edge from MossOnline
3) Birch screen printed wool log pillows. Made of wool and felt, hand screen printed and hand sewn together from [url="http://www.myimaginaryboyfriend.com" MyImaginaryBoyfriend
4) Faux wood clay plates designed by Rae Dunn, San Francisco.
5) Faux wood plates by
Charles S. Anderson Design[/url], Minneapolis.
6) ‘Plywood’ bedspread and pillow cases by Ferm Living, Denmark. Made from 100% cotton - satin weave. Available at Urbis Home and Design, Denmark.
Seen in the gallery:
1) Martha Stewart’s faux bois vases.
2) Woodgrain breakfast set made of Nymphenburg glazed porcelain with over-glaze painting, with 24k gold edge from MossOnline
3) Birch screen printed wool log pillows. Made of wool and felt, hand screen printed and hand sewn together from [url="http://www.myimaginaryboyfriend.com" MyImaginaryBoyfriend
4) Faux wood clay plates designed by Rae Dunn, San Francisco.
5) Faux wood plates by
Charles S. Anderson Design[/url], Minneapolis.
6) ‘Plywood’ bedspread and pillow cases by Ferm Living, Denmark. Made from 100% cotton - satin weave. Available at Urbis Home and Design, Denmark.







