Meet Local Maker OK Collective

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Meet Local Maker OK Collective

We met Kelli Newsome in Oklahoma City during an Indie Wholesale Market event. She and her wife Jessi are the two person show that is OK Collective featuring handmade candles, pillows and jewelry. With one waft of their candles, we were sold. We burn these awesome, chemical-free candles in our own homes and have heard rave reviews from many of our customers. We've been wanting to carry candles for a while and are so happy we found these gals and their great products. Please enjoy reading about what inspires and motivates them to be makers. And come get a candle for yourself! With every purchase of a candle at our shop you get a vintage matchbook set!

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A-List Weekend Reading

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A-List Weekend Reading

We are all about the outdoor space with coral hues and rattan in this home.

This is a REALLY beautiful kitchen, don't you think?

I'm about to paint my kitchen a bold color next week, so I'm happy to hear this is considered a positive.

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Where Form Meets Function: Palmer's Mudroom

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Where Form Meets Function: Palmer's Mudroom

My greatest achievement since moving into our current home was stopping my husband Patrick from spreading his change everywhere. Anyone else have that problem in their lives? Quarters on your bathroom sink. Pennies strewn across the kitchen counter. Dimes tucked between the sofa cushions. Sound familiar, anyone?

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A-List Weekend Reading

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A-List Weekend Reading

We're still seeing buffalo check and tassels everywhere and kinda like it. As shown above, Daly's porch accidentally joined the party. Are you inviting yourself to this fete or no?

Also, lucky for us, we got to spend time in this beautiful home with a nice lady who gave us good coffee. Look for a full home tour on the blog soon.

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Vintage Shopping in Tulsa: Tulsa Consignment Shops

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Vintage Shopping in Tulsa: Tulsa Consignment Shops

What is a consignment shop, you ask? Consignment shops take items on consignment (hence the name) which means the store doesn't out-right own its merchandise; they instead take a cut of the profit once something sells. The percentage the shop takes ranges from shop to shop–typically we see anywhere from 50% to 20%. Many genres of these shops exist–clothing, jewelry, kid's stuff, furniture. We only have eyes for furniture and home-related consignment shops, obviously. Some of these shops pack in the furniture while others more thoughtfully arrange the pieces. As such, your experience can vary widely while shopping vintage in consignment stores.

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