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What We’ve Been Up To…
Though it’s not officially spring yet, we’ll give you one reason to celebrate the season a little bit early: the return of our exclusive outdoor collections! Our team of experts designed these pieces with comfort, style, and durability in mind—so you can kick back and enjoy the warm weather in chic, carefree bliss. Whether your home has a sprawling yard and pool or a petite patio, you’re certain to find something to make your space more beautiful.
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A Parting Piece of Knowledge…
We can’t get enough of nautical decor and accents—and perhaps the most famous (and perplexing!) of all sea-inspired pieces is the ship in a bottle. It’s the most popular iteration of a type of puzzle known as an “impossible bottle,” which contains an item seemingly too large to fit through the bottle’s mouth (others feature matchboxes, fruit, and decks of cards). While the exact origin of these objects isn’t fully clear, they became popular to both make and collect around the 1860s, when the quality and clarity of glass began to greatly improve. As for the trick: The most common way of getting the ship into the bottle is to slide the hull into the bottle with the masts and sails down, pulling them up with attached strings once inside. Anchors aweigh!
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