8 Striped Picks For Your Home
Nautical is nice, but on chilly days we’re loving the way these broad, richly hued stripes stack up.
TEXT BY SARAH STORMS
1. Portland ceramicist Soozie Large’s glazed earthenware plates hit the spot. $45 each. shopmainecraft.com
2. Former farmer Hillary Crowell, of Wiscasset, was dreaming of spring produce on the winter day she designed her cotton Celesta tea towel, named for a vibrant variety of radish. $45. thecultivatedthread.com
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3. Crafted from broomcorn and metallic jute cord, Yarmouth-based Robert Sheckler’s hawk-tail whisk broom makes cleanup an art. $50. instagram.com/redmondphilbert
4. This supersoft blanket reflects the colors of woods, wetlands, and fields on the Washington farm its wool is harvested on. $650. getwool.com
5. Portland’s Louise Bilodeau stripes her earthenware mugs with deeply pigmented glazes inspired by Cape Elizabeth’s Fort Williams Park. $34. luluceramics.com
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6. Swans Island Company’s balsam-fir, cedar, and lavender sachets are stitched from blanket remnants in its Northport studios. $20–$30 each. swansislandcompany.com
7. Heavyweight white denim and all-natural dyes band together on this graphic cotton pillow. $115. hellohuestudio.com
8. Locally sourced maple, walnut, and cherry create an artful geometry on this Gardiner-made butcher block. $275; purpleshedww.com