surprising finds from rejuvenation

Rejuvenation is largely known for its schoolhouse style lighting. With tons of variations and customizations, their lighting selection is a huge depository of options if you like that classic, a bit retro style - I personally do. But they also sell some amazing other household items that you wouldn't necessarily expect to find from them. 

Take these Danish Weave Stools. 

Available in three sizes, four finishes (copper not shown) and handcrafted in Portland, Oregon, these stools would work great in so many types and styles of rooms.

I love the weave texture which also comes as a bench.

I also really like the texture and shape of this Wire Chair. Definitely retro but if it were mixed with more modern and warm elements it would look killer. Toss a sheepskin on it - even better!

Moving away from furniture and into soft goods, I am really liking this collection of zipper pillows. 

Made exclusively for Rejuvenation by Leland Duck of Revive Upholstery & Design, I like the utilitarian quality of these. Although, a zipper is not the comfiest thing to lay your head on.

Rejuvenation also has a huge selection of design minded more functional home items like hardware, doors, appliances, faucets, sinks etc. For examples, this super beautiful faucet.

Made by Watermark just for Rejuvenation, this Tolson Wall Mount Faucet is inspired by an industrial handwheel and is available in three finishes. It looks pretty amazing when paired with this Alape Bucket Sink.

The Apron Front Carrera Marble Sink is another stunning piece although very expensive and I can't imagine what the shipping would be on this item. 

A last pick would definitely have to be this Copper Outdoor Shower. Great simple lines, not super expensive and all you have to do is just hook it up to your hose!

hygge & west - wallpaper

As promised on Friday, below are some of my favorite wallpapers from Hygge & West. I selected different patterns from those available as fabrics; although, great additional wallpaper colorways are offered in the Foret, Serengeti, Daydream and Otomi patterns.

The Pineapple pattern by Rifle Paper Co. is one of my absolute favorites. Its retro but has been modernized with its available colorways. I think it would look great in a powder room or other small space.

Far less bold than the Pineapple pattern, the Canasta would work in a lot of different spaces and is available in three much more neutral colors. 

The Peony is another statement pattern by Rifle Paper Co. My favorite colorway is probably the blue or the copper.

Finally, the Parajito pattern by Laundry Studio is a whimsical and neutral pattern that I could see working well in a kids room or bathroom.

There are lots more great wallpapers available so check out Hygge & West's website to see more. Happy Monday!

hygge & west - fabric

Hygge & West is an amazing resource for wallpaper and now fabric! I thought for sure I had blogged about their selection of wallpaper as they have some of my favorites but - somehow I seemed to have missed it. So I am going to devote two posts to them starting with their newly added fabric line.

The fabric selection is currently limited to five patterns which are also all available as wallpapers. There is the Foret Fabric designed by Julia Rothman and available in four colorways. 

Also designed by Julia Rothman, is the popular Daydream pattern available in french blue, green, orange and sunshine. 

Rothman's third available pattern and maybe my favorite is Serengeti. It comes in three colorways and would be adorable in a nursery or kids room. 

There also is the Otomi pattern designed by Emily Isabella. Available in four colors, this pattern is fun yet still classic (see this post about Otomi fabric).

Finally, there is a 3 colorway pattern called Diamante by Laundry Studio. 

Check back Monday to see my favorite Hygge & West's wallpapers!