Curious Sofa

Debbie Dusenberry is good, very good. I really think a lot of her, just look at some of her work in her store The Curious Sofa and you will see why. Enjoy, Heidi Old garden tools make up these entry way arrangements outside the front doors.

Great way to recycle old bottles, jewelry and lace.

Old photos everywhere.

Theses are antique rhinestone shoe buckles made into bracelets. How Fab is that?

Unpolished silver.

Great merchandising.

Great jewelry.
Shells and Chandeliers.

All images on this post are courtesy of the Curious Sofa blog.

A Vase

Our FIRST Chandelier!

Our first stab at a chandelier! This chandelier measures about 40 inches wide by 40 inches tall. We forgot to count the pieces before we put them on but we are guessing the total will be about 100 give or take. We had planned on about 80 or so pieces but at the last minute we decided to redo the metal framework on the substructure of the chandelier. After a bit of "tweaking" it ended up a little bigger and looking somewhat medieval before we attached the blown glass pieces to it. We blew our first one out of clear glass,"just because" and also we may put some fiber optics in it. We have some samples blown of different colors so people can see what the chandelier would like in various colors. The photographs don't really do it justice. You need to see it in person. Even though it's our first one, it's beautiful!
Thanks to Andy and Mara for coming out tonight to take a look. Really looking forward to collaborating with Andy on some things!
Looking forward to going to Tulsa tomorrow catering for Italian Jim's Pizzeria and then stopping by and seeing Sarah Diggdon at her "Tulsa Glassblowing Studio". Sarah came to Italian Jim's Pizzeria a few weeks ago and we really enjoyed visiting with her and feeding her some great pizza!

Installation @ The Martin's Home

It was our privilege to meet John and Kay Martin and to install a series of platters over their buffet area in their home. Their home is gorgeous! It looked like a retreat resort inside and out. What an honor to have our glass chosen to grace such a beautiful place for such nice people!

McMaster and Storm.

When I first found these pictures I had to tell my heart to be still. This is my kind of shop, I am totally inspired. Enjoy, Heidi All images on this post are courtesy of Country Living.

Amy Butler

I love Amy Butler. She is ever so clever and creative. Here is some eye candy of hers that I just could not keep to myself. Enjoy, Heidi
Do what you love. Love what you do. Brilliant!!!

All images on this post are courtesy of Amy Butler Design.

Gratitude.

Image courtesy of Heidi Claire.