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Give your shelf some life. Credit: West Elm
Don Carney, one of the founding designers of accessories company Patch NYC, has been selling his intricate, antique-ish ink drawings through specialty shops for a few years now, but the gorgeous originals can cost a pretty penny. So we were thrilled to see a partnership between Patch and West Elm that's making metallic letterpress prints of Carney's work affordable to the masses. Any of the five designs, which include a rose, butterfly, bird, and turtle, would be lovely in a nursery or an artsy kids room.
Available from $29 at westelm.com.
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ReaderComments (Page 1 of 1)
5-25-2010 @ 9:16AM
PATCH NYC said...Thank you very much for featuring the PATCH NYC for West Elm collection on your blog! We are so pleased that you like these new prints!
Best wishes,
John & Don
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