
Woven seagrass storage baskets, set of 3
Organized linens in a Carpinteria hall closet for a few years before a full house reorganization.
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Organized linens in a Carpinteria hall closet for a few years before a full house reorganization.

Brewed the morning coffee for a Mesa Verde household for six years before the move to a smaller kitchen.

Hung above an entry console in a Riviera home for over a decade.

A Mesa bungalow bedroom kept this on the nightstand for a decade or more.

A Hope Ranch patio saw these glasses fill with iced tea every summer for years.

A Mesa Verde living room draped this over a reading chair for a couple of years before a move out of state.

A ranch kitchen outside Santa Ynez cooked eggs and cornbread on this pan for over twenty years.

Held cut flowers and lemonade in a Summerland kitchen for years before the potter's estate sale.

Sat at a rolltop desk in a Montecito study for years of correspondence.

A Mesa household ran this blender daily for four years before upgrading kitchens entirely.

A Goleta duplex home office ran this lamp through several years of night classes.

Kept a Samarkand porch swing warm on cool evenings for a number of winters.

A Goleta ranch house set this pattern on the table for a family of six through the seventies and eighties.

A Westside studio apartment stored art supplies in this cube for a few years of renting.

A family of five in Carpinteria leaned on this for weekly meal prep.

Rocked three generations of babies to sleep in a Samarkand home before the family moved out of state.

Boiled water twice a day in a Summerland cottage kitchen for over a decade.

Sat at a home office desk in a Mesa Verde house for close to fifteen years.

Lit a reading corner in a Riviera hillside home for over twenty years.

Hung in a Montecito entryway for close to twenty years.

A Hope Ranch kitchen used this pot for Sunday braises for years before the owners downsized to an apartment.

A Mesa living room shelf held dried grasses in this vase for a number of years.

Held cake batter and salad greens in a Montecito kitchen for three decades.

A Mesa apartment held a decade of paperbacks on these shelves before the owner switched to an e-reader.

Served appetizers at holiday gatherings in a Mesa condo for close to a decade.

Ran the length of a Riviera hallway for well over two decades.

Anchored family dinners in a Mesa Verde home for over thirty years before the house sold.

Three generations of one Carpinteria family sat around this set before the house was sold.