Showing posts with label Alison Evans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alison Evans. Show all posts

Monday, June 26, 2017

French Baker's Shelves

I recently moved the French baker's shelves to the parlor and reorganized the shelves. It is always fun to accessorize the shelves.



The top shelf holds a Hermes bust with one of my own NOLA Couture bow ties. He wears a vintage crown. A container from Kiss That Frog studio available at Hazelnut is filled with faux green hydrangeas. The framed oyster art is by a blogger friend Tery Hodges. Her etsy shop is Lure Coastal Designs.



The second shelf hold two sea urchin bowls by my favorite Alison Evans also available through Hazelnut on Magazine Street. A collection of turtle shells (one converted into a lamp) were all purchased through the Timothy De Clue Collection in Seattle. A Baies Diptyque candle always created just the perfect scent.



The third shelf holds a wooden box filled with heirloom silverware. An Ashley Longshore "Bottle Fed" tray corrals vintage apothecary jars from Shaun Smith Home. Another Kiss That Frog stag urn and vintage English oak bowl holding sunglasses sit on the shelf.



The lowest shelf holds a collection of coffee table books.




French Baker's Shelves, y'all!

Monday, March 5, 2012

My Favorite Things.....Alison Evans Sea-inspired Ceramics

All I want for my birthday is …  more abalone & tortoise Alison Evans Ceramic Oyster plates, platters, bowls….. oh my!

Upon moving back to New Orleans in 2008, I worked at the chic Hazelnut on trendy Magazine Street. One of the many items I swooned over were the hand glazed, hand molded, sea-inspired oyster ceramics by ceramic artist, Alison Evans. I was thrilled when Hazelnut owners TC and BB gifted me with my first piece, the large oyster platter. I was hooked! Then soon after, J gifted me with the large coffee table bowl at Christmas, and my addiction began…..

 I received many more as gifts, and then, lo and behold, I stumbled upon a huge sale of Alison Evans ceramics at Little Miss Muffin in Lakeview. Score! My collection grew and grew and grew. Many gifts and numerous purchases later, take a look at my collection of Alison Evans oyster ceramics…












Shuck ‘em, y’all!
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