vintage general: summer sale

Sunday, June 21, 2009

summer sale

20% off storewide

starting tomorrow

4 comments:

Illuminated Manuscripts Workshop said...: Hi Liz,
I am so glad I found your blog! I visited your very first store after you opened in 2000. Then next time I returned to Savannah I had to hunt around til I found your second location. (I am a papermaker and former book artist. I used to buy your hand dyed silk ribbons for my books. Now that I no longer make books, I have not tried to find you for a few years).

So, here I am again headed back to Savannah in October, (planning on-line -- is so much easier). How nice it was to find your website during my search this morning. I can't wait to visit you newest shop to see all your wonderful lovelies....

I started blogging myself last year: www.teawings.blogspot.com, I have added a link to your blog on my page, and I am including info about you in a blog article I am writing on my beloved Savannah.

Really looking forward to seeing you in the fall. Alas, I will just have to miss this sale! :-)

Many blessings,
Rosalind; June 22, 2009 at 3:51 AM
life in red shoes said...: Can we shop online?; June 22, 2009 at 8:35 AM
Susan said...: How long does the fab sale last?; June 22, 2009 at 10:57 AM
Coyne and Pinckney Stationery said...: We’ve enjoyed reading your blog and think you would enjoy our Lowcountry stationery and invite you to enter our free giveaway! Candpstationery.com
Thanks,
Coyne & Pinckney Stationery (Based out of Beaufort, SC); June 24, 2009 at 11:19 AM

in case you missed it...

I have had the good fortune of having my freelance projects and the shop featured in the following publications:Country Living, Country Home, Southern Living, Better Homes & Gardens, Southern Accents, Lucky, Vanity Fair, Cottage Living, Cooking with Paula Deen, Bargain Style, Holiday Crafts, Christmas Ideas, Boho Magazine, Adorn, South, Flea Market Style, Savannah Magazine, Savannah Weddings, Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles and Decorating Magazine. Online we have been featured on Design Sponge, Decor 8, Darling Dexter and Once Wed.

the people behind the magic...

I couldn't have done this without the support of my husband. He is the motivating force behind the visionary. He helps me do everything from building projects to rearranging to hunting for antiques all while running his own successful custom furniture business and helping raise our beautiful son.

I also had the distinct pleasure of sharing my shop with a talented and inspiring group of girls (past & present) that contribute to the creative environment on a daily basis.

then there is me...

I was a bit bohemian growing up with a love for old things so I savored the opportunity to work in an antique shop in my early twenties. I quickly realized that this was my calling. In 1995 I moved to Savannah, GA to obtain a BFA at the Savannah College of Art & Design. Shortly after graduation I opened the shop and the rest is history.

my other job...

In 2003, an editor from a national magazine took me under his wing and introduced me to the editorial process. As a freelance producer and photo stylist I have worked with incredibly gifted people that continue to inspire and challenge me. My work is reflective of the environment and aesthetic of my former shop. @home served as a creative laboratory filled with elements that I pullred into my features. I have produced and styled magazine features, purchased and supplied props for video, television, film and print media.

my most recent endeavor...

In the spring of 2009 I launched Elizabeth Demos Event Design & Styling (www.elizabethdemos.com). I'm available for full event design and coordination both near and far. It has been a natural transition from shop owner to event designer. I have the opportunity to incorporate all the things I love the most; being creative, working with people, exploring my imagination and inventive design.

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Sunday, June 21, 2009

summer sale

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