How could I resist? I've been following Terrain through their e-mails, and now I had an excuse to visit their retail store by the Connecticut shoreline. My coworker and I decided to go together, and while we were only able to stay until 1:30 p.m., there was much to see and experience!
The Connecticut store ties together gardening, home decor and home entertaining themes. Terrain uses its space creatively to display a wide variety of goods. (The flagship store is located in Glen Mills, Penn., and is tied to Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie.)
While I was exploring I couldn't resist taking out my iPhone to snap photos of what I saw.
I really like the stakes being used to train the orchid stems in this photo. |
So many book tables to peruse. |
I was so happy to find both "Enchanted Forest" and "Secret Garden" by Johanna Basford on display and for sale at the store. I've read so many positive reviews on these two books and they've been sold out on Amazon for the longest time. Both are coloring books designed for adults. Both ended up in my basket.
Sun printing kits. |
I was also drawn to these sun printing kits, supplied with paper, cards or a silk scarf. Maybe next time!
Pretty embellishments such as these help to launch your own creativity. I did end up going home with a bottle of that Elderflower Presse. My friend bought the organic lemonade. |
There were many candles on display in the store. |
I ended up going home with one of her beautiful bouquets that featured sweet william, snapdragons, anise and globe thistle. It was a tough decision to make! (See below.)
Air plants, succulents and glass - whether it be terrariums or just open vases - are very trendy and popular this year, and Terrain had several original ones for sale.
Gotta love seashells and succulents. |
This reminds me of a little nest. |
I love how they added a starfish to this creation. |
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