vintage general: this might explain my absence

Saturday, September 12, 2009

this might explain my absence

I've been really busy producing some articles and features for magazines lately so I thought I should share. I didn't want you to think I wasn't thinking about blogging I just couldn't fit it in.

I feel especially lucky to have three really fun projects I did featured in Country Living's October issue. I also produced two stories for Savannah Magazine and styled a house for Savannah Magazine. So....check it out.

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Country Living Features

Savannah Magazine Features

14 comments:

BlondeShot Creative said...: I JUST picked up that issue of Country Living at the grocery today. Great issue!; September 12, 2009 at 5:29 PM
Lauralee Beth Torchia Provenzo said...: I really love the pumpkins painted white. Nice post. :); September 12, 2009 at 5:30 PM
KatieBabie said...: OH MY GOSH! I freakin LOVE the zebra pumpkin!! AHHHHmazing!

How did you get into the styling business?; September 13, 2009 at 12:00 PM
pacegirlno3 said...: My mom and I were admiring all the fantastic Halloween ideas in magazines at Borders today. She ran over to me holding the Country Living pumpkin page open telling me that we have to do some like that!

I graduated from SCAD in May and I've moved away from Savannah and I really miss your store (ESPECIALLY at holiday time).; September 13, 2009 at 8:45 PM
Simone Howell said...: Just finished my Cl magazine...what a fabulous issue. Love those pumpkins, especially the zebra!
I found your blog thru Decor8. I absolutely love you style! You're fabulous!; September 13, 2009 at 9:54 PM
Jackie said...: You are so talented!!! I have so many ideas for my new house now!!!; September 14, 2009 at 12:14 PM
Angie @ thejunkranch said...: I'm glad I saw your post so I could go back to my CL mag and find your pumpkin idea..."Boniva" had covered it and I didn't realize it was a fold out. Shame on them! Love the black and white! I nearly missed it.; September 16, 2009 at 8:13 AM
Uncle Beefy said...: WEll, who's the one that needs to apologize for being absent? ;) This is SO fantastic, Liz! Was so happy to see the Halloween issue in my mailbox and, wouldn't you know, I was SWOONING over the white pumpkins! How I missed your name I don't know? Probably because I was so busy drooling over the pics. Well done! Congrats!; September 18, 2009 at 5:38 PM
Annette said...: Saw the pumpkins in CL, really loved them congrats on that story. You are really talented. Have a great day,
Ciao!; September 20, 2009 at 7:07 AM
laurie -magpie ethel said...: Liz, you are a star...just picked up the new issue of "Christmas Ideas" and there you were! Great spread and congrats...makes me want to dig out my Christmas today!; September 21, 2009 at 2:41 PM
Unknown said...: Hi Liz! Such great projects! You are so talented!! I found you through my friend, Ashley, who's wedding I believe you are consulting on (how lucky is she?!). Your blog is just wonderful! Have a great week!!

:) T; September 28, 2009 at 1:40 PM
Kalee said...: Fabulous ideas!!; September 30, 2009 at 1:34 PM
Studio Six Eleven said...: I'm crazy for your work! You have a super talent...Kudos!; October 2, 2009 at 2:49 PM
Maria | Vintage Simple said...: I remember seeing your home on design sponge and loving your style.... Congratulations on all the great work you've been doing, including that flip -- it all looks beautiful!
-maria; October 4, 2009 at 9:01 AM

our story

In the spring of 2000, a life long dream came true when I opened my first shop in a tiny storefront in downtown Savannah. Within three years we had outgrown that little store and the search for a larger location began. I settled on a centrally located space with more visibility and foot traffic. After spending three years in the second location, we found ourselves once again craving more space. As luck would have it we found an enormous turn of the century storefront on Savannah's premier shopping street. We remained there until the winter of 2010 when we closed our doors due to the lagging economy. @home was recognized as one of the most inspiring, stylish and original stores in the area.

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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Saturday, September 12, 2009

this might explain my absence

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