THE ART OF JOY
The stained-glass pieces at The Nest are so
beautifully crafted in traditional designs
and bright colors, and range in sizes and
shapes. This particular piece is a large
rectangular 44-inch by 24-inch. I was drawn
to the repeating fleur-de-lis pattern and the
varying shades of blue against the smoky tan
was really striking.
> Stained Glass, $320
The square and rectangular dishes caught my eye,
the bright colors and pattern would liven up any
table and I could leave my usual black dishes in the
cabinet. Something about this table service for four
makes me want to have a big Italian dinner party, not
because the pattern is particularly Italian, but I do
make a mean Bolognese. As a side note, my husband
Jon really dug the modern, yellow bread box, which
had me asking if people really keep bread in a box?
But he loved it, and I included it for him.
> Ceramic Table Service for Four, $98
> Bread Box, $12
DONNETT
& & TURNER
TURNER
The Nest carries a line of printed canvas
tote bags and tablet cases with grommets
and patches and inspirational sayings that
make me want to be a more responsible iPad
owner and quit just shoving it naked into my
backpack.
> Tablet Case, $35
october 5 - december 1, 2018
201 e spring st, new albany | carnegiecenter.org
image: detail of storm by vadis turner,
courtesy of the artist and zeitgeist
gallery, nashville, tn