Back in Stock - Joseph Joseph Housewares

Joseph Joseph is back in stock! These brothers continue to 'wow' with their modern designs. We have several new styles to choose from, as well as restocked old favorites.  These space saving designs are perfect for recent grads or someone just starting out on his or her own, as well as anyone with a smaller kitchen or limited storage space.

New 'Rinse, Drain, and Serve' Bowls in Small and Large.
New and Restocked 'Elevation' Utensils -  spatulas, jam jar spoons, and more.

We now have a larger assortment of chopping knives, as well as new vegetable steamers and peelers, and food scales.

Spoon rest -  keep counters free of stains and clutter.

 'Magnetic Stacking Utensil' stand, mortar and pestle, and salt/pepper mill. 

NEW easy release ice cube trays and hand held citrus reamers. Two sizes of 'Fold and Chop' cutting boards, as well as various sizes of cutting boards and non skid mats.

NEW 2-in-1 mashers/spatulas, 2-in-1 spatulas/whisks, skimmers, and hand held colanders.
Multipurpose tools are a great way to save space.

Save counter space with the 'Magnetic Stacking Utensil Stand'

Utensils nest together on the stand...

...and are held together with magnets.

9 Piece Nesting Set (also available in stainless steel).
Keep things organized and compact with this set - components stack and click together. 

9 Piece Nesting Set -
large and small mixing bowls, wire mesh sifter/strainer, colander, 2-in-1 tablespoon/teaspoon, and measuring cup set.

Measuring cup set with 2-in-1 tablespoon/teaspoon.
This set is available for purchase separately from the 9 Piece Nesting set.

'Wash and Drain' - use this to keep veggie peels or scraps from clogging your drain. 

Easily wash and strain produce - fill with water, soak, and drain.

Salad bowl with built in salad tongs

Square colanders- medium and small.
These are a great way to maximize storage space in smaller kitchens

Self draining dish racks - attractive and well designed.

Item of the Week: Roost Jewelry

Roost uses hammered textures, organic forms, clean lines, and geometric shapes to create a line of jewelry that is both modern and rustic. Most of the pieces in the series are brass or plated brass, which makes Roost an affordable option when adding to your jewelry collection. Roost is ideal for the current jewelry trends of mixing metals and layering. 

Collection - mixed hammered brass and silver plated brass

The Isis bracelet is as solid as a cuff with the comfort and convenience of a stretchy bracelet.
Silver plated brass on elastic $27.00

The Squares bracelets are lightweight stretchy bracelets - easy to stack, mix, and match.
Silver plated brass on elastic $18.00

Collection - mixed hammered brass and silver plated brass

Half Moon Necklace - Silver plated brass, cotton cording  $49.50
Long hoop earrings - hammered sterling silver  $67.50
Rectangle dangle earrings - silver plated brass, sterling silver $27.00
Rectangle dangle earrings - brass $18.00

Cuff bracelets - hammered brass plated copper $20.00
Long oval earrings - hammered brass $21.00
Three interlinked squares bangle bracelet - hammered brass $40.50
Long link, double strand bracelet - brass $36.00
Trio teardrop earrings - hammered brass  $27.00

Item of the week: Porcelain Nightlights.

This week's item is Porcelain Nightlights.

The bunny, hedgehog, bird and squirrel are at about 3 and a half inches long and about 2 inches tall each. They are small but surprisingly bright. The long lasting LED light inside the figure is powered by battery.

 Gnome and Owl nightlights.

These two are our larger nightlights. The Gnome measures 6 wide and12 inches tall the Owl at 7 wide and 10 inches tall they are powered by a small light bulb that plugs into a socket.

June Art Walk featuring Hollyanne Sarah Faber

Saturday June 8th we had the pleasure of featuring Hollyanne Sarah Faber as our June art walk artist . She brought in some awesome photos shot with her Mamiya C330 during her transition form Seattle to Southern California and a trip to North Africa to show the youth how to skateboard.

Hollyanne Sarah Faber

"HAPPENSTANCE: a photo show

Some of my favorite photographic encounters with people have arrived by pure happenstance. They are rarely executed by planning concepts, models and locations.

These journeys happened by one single decision. One choice to take a job offer that introduced me to creative people. One choice to volunteer for an organization that took me to the other side of the world. In the end, whenever I have a decision to make, I know that each choice is a different catalyst for a new adventure and new moments of happenstance.

All images were produced by the Mamiya C330 with Kodak Portra 120 film. Locations span from the Pacific Northwest, Southern California and North Africa between 2012 - 2013. Check out more at www.hollyannephoto.com"

More work by Hollyanne Sarah Faber at www.hollyannephoto.com.