Simon Pearce Weston Vase Tweedmill A stunning honey color glazed

A stunning honey color glazed utilitarian terracotta cooking vessel found in the South of France and originally used for duck or goose dishes such as cassoulet or foie gras

Back in the day pottery was functional storage--today it is beautiful design

shining with Maclean's special gift for calling the reader's attention to arts of all kinds—the arts that work in nature

the bold relief uppercase letter on the long-staple cotton terry Matouk Auberge collection of towels is modern and classic

the tray looks handsome displayed on the counter of a butler's pantry or a bar

Simon Pearce Weston Vase Tweedmill A stunning honey color glazedEvery bit as breathtaking as a larger bouquet, this Simon Pearce petite Weston vase demonstrates the impact of small bunches of flowers. The smaller size vase is also wonderful when a brunch or formal table is set with a trio of similar flowers as centerpieces. Conversations remain unimpeded across the table. Filled with one type of flower such as daisies or daffodils, or even an a variety of wild flowers picked on a picnic this vase makes a casual,