The Washington Post!

High Street Market was included in this morning's Washington Post!  Terri Sapienza wrote an article entitled "Gifts For The Home" and this vintage silver plated toast rack (seen above) made the cut! 

The article is full of helpful and unique gift ideas (did you know that Hermes made scented drawer liners?).  Anyway, some of my favorites include...

a kate spade umbrella

these adorable pencil cups from See Jane Work

a 3-piece bowl set from Martha Stewart (for Pet Smart)

and, one of my personal favorites,

Dempsey & Carroll Stationery lined with prints from F. Schumacher

Thank you, Terri, for including High Street Market in your Holiday Gift Guide!  I'm thrilled! 

To read the entire article, and see ALL 20(!) picks, click HERE.

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Anthology Magazine!

The premiere issue of Anthology Magazine arrived in my mailbox last week, and I was beside myself with excitement.  While, I completely adore my online shelter mags--and you know I do--I have to say that it was so nice to hold and feel a real magazine again (this reminds me, I must order my print versions of Lonny, asap).  After reading the magazine cover to cover, I am pleased to say that the premiere issue of Anthology is SO diverse.  It takes you though stylish home tours, it features colorful city guides (Park City, Utah!), and even had delicious recipes in the back!  A total surprise that I absolutely loved.

One more thing? A horse hook from my shop was featured in the issue!  I about DIED when I saw it.  I think I screamed.  "The Market Report", written by Joy Cho, focused on items that "get better with age".  Joy had contacted me last spring about the wall hook, saying that it may or may not be featured in "a fall article" she was writing...  I totally forgot about it until I opened Anthology Magazine.  Thank you, Joy!  I was beyond thrilled to see the vintage horse head wall hook (and my website!) in the issue!

Now that I'm done bragging (I'm sorry, but this was a major excitement for me... I had to gush about it!), here are some of my favorite shots from the premiere issue...

perhaps my favorite interiors shot in the whole issue. I LOVE the white plates on the wall, in combination with the white table top, white lamps and black shades.  This picture is sensational.

Anyone can do this with thrift store finds or vintage ironstone!

I love the unique layout and tailored style of this magazine.  Everything is so clean and modern, it's easy to read and the pictures are beautiful.  They are really setting their own path in the world of shelter magazines and I like that.  I can't wait to see future issues!

 

Also, I heard that Anthology Magazine will now be available for purchase at Anthropologie Stores! 

How terrific is this?  So, if you aren't a subscriber, pick one up at Anthropologie.

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High Street Market on Design Sponge!

An item from my shop was featured in a Design*Sponge sneak peek yesterday!  How exciting!  The Brooklyn home of Jen Jafarzadeh is filled with interesting treasures...  and one of them is a vintage brass horse hook!  Thanks, Jen!

*By the way, I'm also a huge fan of these chalkboard decals, like Jen's. 

To see more, read my blog post on them HERE.

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High Street Market in Rue Magazine!

Did you guys see the Premiere Issue of Rue Magazine today?  It's really fabulous, you must read it.  The creative minds behind the new shelter magazine (Crystal, Anne, Alaina, and Caitlin) did a great job.  Read the first issue HERE.

And, I am pleased to say that some items from my vintage shop were featured in the spread!!!  Check out Toni Hacker and Ben Harnett's apartment, and you might see these impala bookends!  They look so chic!

And, did you see the fabulous brass daschund in Victoria Smith's San Francisco bungalow?

And, in Crystal's apartment, I spotted a vintage hour glass from High Street Market...

and, my favorite snow leopard pillow!!

I'm so proud.  Thank you, Rue!  I am currently pulling my favorite images from the magazine and will post some highlights later!

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Thank You!

image from heart of light

The "End Of Summer SALE" has ended, and I want to thank everyone who participated!  SO many fabulous items were sold yesterday, I'm thrilled that you all love vintage housewares as much as I do.  The first three hours of the sale were a bit hectic on my end (trying to answer emails, getting quotes for international shipping, submitting refunds, etc).  I felt like a cartoon character, with my eyes bulging and smoke shooting out of my ears!  But things have calmed down, and when surveying the events of the last 24 hours, I can say that the sale was a great success.  We'll do it again next year!

I want to give a special thanks to the following bloggers who mentioned the High Street Market Sale on their own sites!  Your support was MUCH appreciated!

High-Heeled Foot in the Door

Aesthetic Oiseau

Buss Buss: The Online Shopping Bible

Sophisticated Home

Daily of Darrin Cohen

(If I missed you, please let me know! I would love to link your blog!)

Thank you! Thank you!  Thank you, again.

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Thank You, Re-Nest!

Thank you, Re-Nest, for naming High Street Market as one of your Favorite Vintage Home Stores on Etsy for 2010.  I am so proud to be included on this list.  My shop is a major labor of love, and I'm thrilled that other people like it as much as I do.  :)

Thank you!

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Rue Magazine!

I am so excited for the premiere issue of Rue Magazine to launch in September!  This brand new shelter mag will be entirely online for our viewing pleasure.  And, there are some very talented women at the helm.  I can't wait to see what they come up with!  But, mostly, I look forward to more design inspiration that I can sink my teeth into every month (or every other month).  It hasn't been the same since Domino died. 

And, did you see the snow leopard pillow on the Rue teaser page?  It's from my shop!  My favorite snow leopard print in the history of the world made the cut!  If you want one, I still have a few left HERE.

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By the way, speaking of Domino, you know that the archives are on Brides.com, right?  Yes, they are.  Go HERE to relive all of the goodness.

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The Design Boards

A couple of weeks ago, Candice from The Design Boards asked me a few questions about my love of vintage housewares!  If you're interested in reading the brief interview, check out her fabulous blog HERE.  Thanks, Candice!

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High Street Market in Lonny!

Check out the last page of the June/July issue of Lonny Magazine, and you'll spot an item from my shop! Thank you, Courtney, for including your vintage inlay elephant amoung your favorite things!  What an exciting surprise! 

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More Lonny Love... And A Personal Shout Out

Great issue of Lonny this morning.  Great.  I must have read through it three times already, catching something that I didn't spot the time before...  On my third viewing, I even spotted a few items from my shop in the apartment of Victoria Thompson (sister to Antonia, whose apartment was also featured this month... both pictured above)!  What a thrill to see my vintage finds in print!  With links, no less!

(vintage silver serving tray from High Street Market!)

(vintage brass apple from High Street Market!)

(large clear glass hobnail round platter from High Street Market!)

(vintage brass horse head letter opener from High Street Market!)

There are so many inspiring images from this month's issue...  but, I have to give a shout out to my peeps at Burnham Design!  Not only was the BD office featured (yes, the office really is that beautiful on a regular basis), but a project that I worked on while I was with BD was also featured!  What a treat.  The house looks amazing...  check it out yourself on pages 117-131.

The team at Burnham Design-- Betsy, Max, and Alyssa...

The beautiful BD office...

And, one of my former Burnham Design projects... Congratulations BD!

And, last but not least...  look who made the Blog Roll!

(!!!!!!)

Read the entire new issue of Lonny HERE.

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