When you walk into a Wisteria store or browse one of their catalogs, you find a mix of familiar with an unexpected twist.
Saturday, March 23, 2013
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When you walk into a Wisteria store or browse one of their catalogs, you find a mix of familiar with an unexpected twist.
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Dear Theresa, I had forgotten about Wisteria. Probably because they stopped sending me their catalog. Thanks for the reminder. I am tempted to purchase their new green Iron Garden Table.
Have a great week. ox, Gina
Dear Theresa,
We have a local home store — named Being — that's owned by an interior designer. She constantly rearranges the stock in imaginative ways, and it's so interesting how one always sees everything with fresh eyes.
Of course many chain stores do not do that, and it occurs to me in writing this comment, that the difference is between catering to those who want to get an errand done quickly, and to those who want to explore and be inspired.
Theresa, what was the elephant made of? He's wonderful.
Mark-you really hit it on the head! Creative people want to have an experience while shopping instead of just crossing something off the list.
Patrick-It is wood,,,it has the appearance of drift wood or balsa....not sure though.
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