“Camp Dudley” was a private fishing and hunting club established in 1908 on Deer Lake in Quebec. Its rustic sign and photo album survive as artifacts of the sportsmen’s happy haven.
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We explore the topic of nesting from both figurative and literal perspectives, as a phenomenon that happens both inside and outside of our homes.
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This hand-decorated table hails from an era when nature imagery was a popular motif in both rustic and formal homes.
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Just as the rusticators of past eras sought both nature and luxury in remote destinations, so, too, do modern-day "glamping" aficionados.
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We are pleased to present interior photos of the modern home of dedicated collectors of hickory furniture, art pottery and rustic accessories.
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This large, late 19th century root burl frame attains not only rustic allure, but also folk art appeal by incorporating a figural element - an iconic antlered buck.
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We took photos at an Adirondack antiques show that illustrate 20 categories of rustic antiques within 5 genres of decor.
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These Tlingit snow shoes were acquired by an explorer during an adventure in the Pacific Northwest Coast in 1897.
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Bookends are useful, cast iron is collectible, but owls reign supreme. These owls are an uncommon, mint pair of bookends made by Albany Foundry circa 1925.
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