Double ring dreamcatcher that is decorated with beads and feathers. Each dreamcatcher is 6.5inch wide and 19.5inch long. Makes a great gift. Sold in random color. Includes 1 dreamcatcher.

Finish off your rustic decor with this handsome double switchplate cover. The quality resin construction has the look of rough wood, with images of moose, bears, and all things wild. The earthy brown and green tones will add depth to any room. Resin. Measures approximately 5" square. Installation screws included.

This Antler Lamp With Deer Shade becomes the highlight of any Rustic Bedroom. It can also be used as an Accent Lamp. It is made of Resin, is very unique and has excellent detail. The lamp measure 14 inches to the top of the lamp stem, and 17-18" to the top of the shade. tall, and requires 120v AC current.

Add a rustic touch to your bath's decor with this unique Pinecone toilet paper holder. No more inconvenience with a spring holder..... just lift the metal bar, slide on the roll and drop in place. A great accent piece ! Metal toilet paper holder with a rustic painted finish Pinecones are made of highly detailed sculpted resin Measures 6" H x 6.25" W x 3.5" D Easy to mount using two standard screws with drywall anchors (included) Lift-up dowel makes it easy to change paper The perfect accent for your mountain cabin or lodge-themed decor

Customized 3" button / pin.

picture frames / photo frames: The great outdoors comes inside with this terrific eye appeal frame. LAKEVIEW brings a touch of realism to any scene. Beautifully crafted in resin and handpainted to bring a photo realism to your room. Lantern lights-up with two AA batteries not included This adorable frame piece is produced by Prinz Designs for SendAFrame.

picture frames / photo frames: The great outdoors comes inside with this terrific eye appeal frame. TIMBER RIDGE brings a touch of realism to any scene. Beautifully crafted in basswood. Dual easel for portrait or landscape tabletop display. Wall hooks are included for easy hanging. Glare resistant glass lens. This adorable frame piece is produced by Prinz Designs for SendAFrame.

picture frames / photo frames: The great outdoors comes inside with this terrific eye appeal frame. TIMBER RIDGE brings a touch of realism to any scene. Beautifully crafted in basswood. Dual easel for portrait or landscape tabletop display. Wall hooks are included for easy hanging. Glare resistant glass lens. This adorable frame piece is produced by Prinz Designs for SendAFrame.

Since 1947, hobbyists and collectors have made Plasticville U.S.A. products their structures of choice. Plasticville pieces add character and dimension to your HO scale layout. Many buildings and accessories have been added to the Plasticville line throughout its history, and many are still produced from their original molds. As a fun challenge to collectors (you can even join the Plasticville Collectors Association), you can collect hundreds of product, color, and packaging variations that have occurred over the years. City growth is limited only by your imagination.

Rustic pack baskets that can be used for packing a picnic or just some things while outdoors. Has a very unique rustic look that would fit in as a decor item in a rustic interior at your home or lodge/camp. The set comes in 2 sizes: 8" x 8", 5.5" x 5.5".

The only step-by-step guide to building log cabins and log furniture—Pioneer style There are other manuals on building cabins, but W. Ben Hunt's is the only one to show you how to build and furnish an authentic pioneer cabin-the easy, natural way, using only hand tools and the woods around you. Our ancestors used logs and hand tools to build durable, dry, windproof, and protective dwellings; and they fashioned chairs, tables, branches, and bushes. In this day of power saws, lumberyards, and high prices, it's good to know that you can build in the same way. How to Build a Log Cabin Part One provides complete directions for building cabins of three sizes: one-room, one-room and lean-to, and three-room. Just follow the clear instructions on every step of construction from choosing the site, clearing the tract, and building the foundation to installing fixtures, heating, and lighting. How to Furnish a Log Cabin If you're not ready to build an entire cabin, you can try your hand at some of the small furnishings such as lamps, fences, and candlesticks. Part Two tells all you need to know to build and finish rustic furniture for an entire home: benches, tables, chairs, beds, cots, shelves, candelabras, gates, arbors, wayside stands, even road signs and birdhouses. "Two Books in One" There are really two books in one here: Building a Log Cabin, published in 1947, and Rustic Construction, published in 1939. These two classics have been reproduced exactly as they first appeared, with the drawings and photographs that W. Ben Hunt selected and produced for the original editions.

The craze for "getting away from it all" in buildings of log, stone, and unpainted lumber has been a part of American life since the 1800s. From the Gilded Age retreats of the Catskills and Adirondacks to the rugged Wild West lodges of Yellowstone and Yosemite, Cabin Fever celebrates the architectural elements that make cabin style unique: gleaming hand-peeled and polished logs, cowhide sofas, and river-rock fireplaces. Some are large, old, and built as public lodgings, like Putnam Camp, the Adirondack summer retreat founded by philosopher William James, which still has the cheerful austerity it had when Freud and Jung mingled there with Harvard academicians. Others, like the grand hunting lodge nestled on the edge of a marsh, are more recent monuments to quirky private visions of the perfect rustic retreat. Rooms in both are accessorized with animal heads, native American blankets and art, snowshoes, antler chandeliers, and willow twig furniture. The book's appendix includes catalog sources for everything from small wooden summerhouses to buffalo-plaid blankets, and a list of hotels in the grand old style (like Yosemite's Ahwahnee and the Grand Canyon's El Tovar). Even if you can't have a piece of the wilderness to call your own (and the burl furniture to match), you can still enjoy the rustic yet substantial comforts of Cabin Fever.

A log cabin in the woods is one of America's most cherished icons -- a dream shared around the world. As the stress level of city life rises, more and more of us are imagining our own cottages far away from traffic lights and urban distractions. Cabins in the wilderness have never gone out of style, because the rustic life is a simple, rewarding one rooted in the traditions of the great outdoors. Featuring rustic interiors as well as North Woods architecture, Cabin Fever visits more than two dozen charming retreats old and new, large and small, in the mountains and along the water, from the wilds of New York out to the wild, wild West. Author Rachel Carley explains where our love for the rustic comes from and shows the amazingly varied guises in which it appears today. After serving as settlers' cabins, log homes enjoyed a phenomenal popularity in the late nineteenth century. Wealthy families such as the Vanderbilts, Guggenheims, and Carnegies summered in areas as remote as they could find, building what were euphemistically called camps. Those less affluent, following the era's prescription for fresh air and simplicity, traveled to even more rustic hotels and vacation cabins to get their share of the refreshing woods. Cabin Fever presents some of the best of these old lodges and private cabins, along with striking new homes that give a contemporary twist to the ideal of the rustic life. To help fill a cabin, a whole camp, or even an apartment with the latest in rustic style, the book's catalogue shows where to find home furnishings from twig bedsteads to Hudson Bay blankets to Adirondack chairs. Brimming with exceptionally creative ideas for achieving this truly American look, this enchanting guide to living with the rustic style will cure every variety of cabin fever.

• Rich, warm, relaxed, natural—Adirondack camps, Western lodges, much more • Glowing photos of dozens of unique rustic homes from across North America • Spotlights craftspeople and creative forces in construction and décor • Great idea book for anyone looking to design or decorate a primary or second home Used to be that "rustic" meant a dusty, dumpy cabin in the woods. No more! Rustic Revisited reveals today's rustic—contemporary design that celebrates the honesty of all-natural, local materials such as wood, twig, stone, and bark. Rustic structures often have the same finish on the exterior and the interior—for example, rough-hewn timber on both the outside and inside. The homes in Rustic Revisitedembrace the hand-crafted philosophy of rustic and show how to take that philosophy to new heights in a variety of styles, from the Adirondack camp to the Western lodge to the classic log cabin. Thirty unique homes, most planned by architects or interior designers, are showcased here, each lavishly photographed to allow readers exclusive access to interiors, exteriors, and noteworthy details in unusual rustic houses from New York to California, from Montana to Ontario, from North Carolina to Minnesota. These homes cover the full spectrum of rustic—renovations and new construction, traditional and cutting edge. A bonus chapter on decoration spotlights the craftspeople who are the creative forces of the movement.

Artist Anita Phillip's Wilderness Bath Collection Wastebasket can also be used as Flower Planter! Not too big, Not too Small - Just the Right Size! Hand painted. UPC: 793539124063

Need a neat little place to store that unsightly toilet bowl brush? Want to make scrubbing the potty more "bearable"? Well, you have found just the thing to solve those problems. Stylish yet practical and just perfect for your Lodge themed bathroom. This toilet brush holder is cleverly disquised as an adorable little bear who is holding his nose and hugging a tree stump. The holder is made of a hand-painted resin and this set does include the brush. Measures 14" tall. (including the brush) The earthtone colors make it easy to coordinate the whole room.