Cosgrove: Although a bit old-fashioned (and pricey) for my taste, this tray and mirror could display perfumes on your vanity or stand alone on a side table for a quick touch-up as you run out the door for work.
Zebala: This vanity has a European feel and is pure vintage glamour. It could be an ideal piece for holding small hand soaps in an elegant powder room.
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Cosgrove: Perfect for stocking stuffers or going-away gifts, these handmade tile coasters are a cool reminder of all things St. Louis.
Zebala: Because I work in the travel industry, I love to see travel-related themes represented in design. I would buy these coasters for a guest room or to give as a hostess gift.
Cosgrove: A pleasant surprise! These vinyl floorcloths are incredibly versatile, functioning as a bright welcome into a sunroom or courtyard or as a mat under a farmhouse kitchen table.
Zebala: These mats are great for a patio or pool house. The patterns lend pop without adding color. They seem durable and could be easily hosed down. I would have one customized to fit a specific space.
Cosgrove: To me, horses symbolize beauty, power, and grace. Whether home is a cabin in Montana or a loft in New York City, these images create one spectacular centerpiece.
Zebala: The size of these photos makes them a statement piece for an office or country house. Yet, at that price point, I might lean toward something a bit more personal.
Cosgrove: This ceramic piece is ideal as a birdbath hidden within the walls of a secret garden.
Zebala: This fountain fits inside or outside the house. I see it in a powder room or as an unexpected catchall for keys and change. I love the spigot design, too.
