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| Come in! Anchor Cottage, decorating show room, is open. |
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| Things are still in the works, but isn't that the truth about decorating? |
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| Getting ready for spring on the Leelanau peninsula. |
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| I have so many fabric samples to look at. |
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| Rug swatches stacked to the ceiling. |
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| The round table gives us room to pull a look together with all the fabric, rug, lamps and paint colors, that are available. |
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| The new roman shades. Made out of a duvet cover from Pine Cone Hill that no one ever bought from the shop! Soft Furnishings railroaded the heck out of it, to make these happen! Didn't have a thread left. Probably one of the best fabricators in the state!! |
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| Personally, I have never owned a Roman Shade. But I love the look and had to give them a try in my own space. |
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| Great for insulation. Keeping the drafts out. |
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| This vignette, in navy and white, with the woven wood baskets, table and seagrass rug would be beautiful in a lakeside condo. |
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| My stash of antique quilts to put over your porch sofa or at the foot of your bed. A great way to add a little cottage to your decor! |
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| I owe a great deal of credit to the people at the fabric warehouse, in North Carolina, for hanging in there with me while I got this project off the ground. A shout out to Caite, Jim and Steve! Thank you! |
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| Wish I had more room! For those customers, who have been with me for the long haul, know that I always make room for more! Sometimes it is a little tight, but that much more product to work with. With this said, I am ready to head down to North Carolina to see what's new. By appointment. shop@anchorcottage.net |
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