The theme for my June POP-UP Shop is Summer Camp, Cottage, and Cabin and I have been busy sourcing vintage and unique home decor items for the shop. Here are some of the curated cabin decor items.
While cabin and camp decor are very similar, I see cabin decor as a little more rustic and cozy, more woodsy while camp decor is brighter and more playful.
On the floor acting as a backdrop for this cabin flatlay, are two duvet covers. The brown one with a southwest pattern will be used as fabric to cover something ( a bench, chairs, stools??). The fish pillows and duvet are reminiscent of vintage barkcloth and would be perfect for my cabin bunkroom. Only...I don't have a cabin.
This large brass hearth pot is a favorite find. It is stamped E, Miller Co. on the bottom with 1870 patent dates. Question--should I shine up the brass or leave it with the patina it has? TIP--a magnet will not stick to genuine brass. Hand carved, long handled spoons are perfect for stirring up soup in a large pot. And how about the vintage owl art? A vintage, two-sided game board makes fun wall art. Candlesticks, a wood duck, a cabin mug, and buffalo plaid salad utensils add a touch of rustic cabin style to any home.
a vintage paint by number, a leather box, and a barnwood mirror
cabin art and Big Foot art I will have lots of gifts available for dads including this cast iron bear. The vintage, stoneware, bean pot could be called cottage or cabin. I like the brown colors for a cabin. The vintage, old cabin whiskey bottle would be cute with cork lights in it. A clay candleholder and a bamboo basket incorporate organic textures. a handpainted in Brazil, 1970's, Avon duck trinket box and a book about Lewis and Clark
I will be curating and sourcing cabin items for the next few weeks. What do you see that you love?
