It's a Draw
Steven Sclaroff recently discovered a stash of illustrator Phil Berry's drawings, circa 1940, for a Western novel. The ten black-ink pieces depict scenes from a cowboy contemplating life on the range to an all-out brawl ($600 each, framed).
Steven Sclaroff
801 Greenwich Street
212-691-7814
www.stevensclaroff.com
Smokey the Bears
Chain-saw bears are a bit of a cliché, but wax ones are surprisingly sweet. The candles also come in black ($13).
Patch NYC
17 Eighth Avenue
212-807-1060
Stag Fest
You don't need a Ralph Lauren– outfitted life to embrace the lodge look, but an antler chandelier always helps. Made in Montana (by a pastor's son) from naturally shed antlers, the chandeliers are electrified and come in small ($450), medium ($625), and large ($800). By custom order; allow six to eight weeks for delivery.
Whiskey Dust
526 Hudson Street
212-691-5576
Branch Out
This earthy, footed fruit bowl may look like a bit of a grand old tree, but it's actually terra-cotta that's been specially treated to look like bark ($155).
Treillage
418 East 75th Street
212-535-2288
A Place to Hide
A flokati in front of the fireplace can look a little dated -- not to mention dingy -- after a short time. Today's alternative? Hide rugs, which are gussying up everything from rustic retreats to over-the-top urban palaces. Pottery Barn's are the standard five feet by eight feet or so, with brown-and-white markings, at about the best prices we've seen. Markings vary; sold via Internet only ($399.99).
www.potterybarn.com
Blanket Statement
Is your ski house looking a bit shabby? For starters, cover its drab sofa with a colorful blanket. We like this grandma-chic patchwork one, composed of knit squares in different colors and patterns. Flip it when you get bored -- the whole thing is backed in deep-red corduroy ($128).
Anthropologie
375 West Broadway
212-343-7070
85 Fifth Avenue, at 16th Street
212-627-5885
www.anthropologie.com
She's Got Game
Northville, New York–based artist Sandy Vohr has spent over 30 years creating what she calls her Leather Zoo, a line of stuffed leather animals that function as paperweights, banks, bookends (shown here), and plain old toys ($128 for set of two).
Little Extras
676 Amsterdam Avenue, at 93rd Street
212-721-6161
The Enchanted Forest
85 Mercer Street
212-925-6677
sandyvohr.com

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