Showing posts with label handmade jewelry brehan todd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handmade jewelry brehan todd. Show all posts

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Boys Fort Is Open!

An exciting new shop just opened downtown, in the West End District, at the Galleria.  It's carefully a curated boutique by talented designers from the Kenton Collective, a new design firm in town. With a name like Boys Fort, you might feel like this is a men's store but it's oh so much more than that. This store is so much fun, I spent a loonnng time looking at all of the fabulous creations.  The owner's joked that it's been coined as a "Manthropologie". I think it's much cooler and more original than that, but I can see the reference. The model is based on a classic artists collective, with modern ideas. It's awesome that the community has an outlet to so easily support local, innovative projects like this. It's one of the reasons I love living in Portland so much! Boys Fort carry's all sorts of cool locally designed products, including cuff links by me, Brehan Todd, check it out!!!

Good music and good friends at Boys Fort
Reclaimed Wood Furniture Designed Locally

The Perfect Mapron
Local bow ties by Harding and Wilson are so cute
Lot's of cool jewelry, all made here in Portland



Handmade paper gifts 

Cool stash boxes
I love the print on this set
















Jake France of the Kenton Collective and Boys Fort talks about the collective

Friday, December 03, 2010

Antique Boutique Hunting

Hello Everyone and Happy Holidays! Iv'e been so busy this season, I've hardly had time to do one of my most favorite things in the world, treasure hunting in boutiques.  Recently, I did have a chance to visit Centralia Washington, where I found a few lovely shops. Here is a peek at my favorite things from the trip!
What an a amazing idea for a ceiling!
I love this pretty pink and white hanging chandelier.
A Garden Room
Vintage clothes galore!





What a precious little girls section of vintage clothing they have





Downtown Centralia Washington


Looks like we reached our limit for the day!