Colorful mixed media collages, turquoise pottery, tin jewelry, soft nature photography, ruffled pillows that mimic fashion and sweetly made soft toys and pin cushions are what you can expect today. This week’s featured seller is California artist Liz Kalloch and she’s giving decor8 readers a lovely discount on her work… and I’ve decided to add a bonus seller so you have 6 artists and designers to enjoy. Let’s get started, share we?

Featured Seller

Liz Kalloch from Athena Dreams is offering decor8 readers a 20% off discount if you purchase anything in her etsy shop between now and March 31st. To receive this discount type “decor8 discount” in the notes to seller section upon check out and wait for Liz to send you a revised invoice before making payment. {website} {blog}

Isn’t this pottery stunning? Yes, yes, yes! Made in Arizona, it truly reflects the beauty of the American southwest. I’m especially loving the heart-shaped nesting bowls and the lotus plate. Red Hot Pottery is artist Christine Tenenholtz who, “keeps herself busy inventing new ways to play with clay, beads, the camera, the computer, learning to drum, bellydance, and speak Spanish”. What a lady! {blog}

This tin jewelry and art by Little Black Rabbit in Seattle is BEAUTIFUL. I can absolutely see this at a trendy retailer like Anthropologie selling for 3x the price. I also love her makeup bags and rings, gosh all of it — it’s very country/bohemian!

Jenny owns a little shop, Bubbletime, in Virginia where she creates soft things using fabric like plush toys and pin cushions. So cute, especially the softie globe and the beaded pin cushions shown above.

Au Fil De in France has such serene and magical photography. Béatrice has a way with the camera… there is so much femininity and grace in these… Sigh. {blog} {flickr}

And for my bonus find this week… If you love the ruffles you’ve been seeing on the runway, why not bring them home to create a cozy, girly nest with pillows by Hettle in Connecticut. Gorgeous and oh-so-tactile — just add cuddling!

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