Photo courtesy of ElumElum Paper's Driftwood Gift Wrap
West Elm has worked with the motif as has fabric design from Jed Johnson. It has been a long time favorite of Bunny Williams. Faux bois is a classic. She recently launched a collection of faux bois paper goods with Caspari, where desk accessories and napkins get the faux treatment.
Ross Sveback's Faux Bois Dinnerware Collection sends me. I became friends with Ross, the Mineapolis - based cooking and lifestyle expert on Facebook awhile back and just knew he was onto something. More East coast stores are beginning to carry his objects, giving him a broader audience. His collection can be ordered on his site, Kon-Tent.
To see such beautiful English transfer ware still being made today the way it was 200 years is inspiring. It takes 12 people to finish each piece of pottery, so natural variations are to be expected. The variety and pattern in knotted wood is what makes each piece so extraordinary.
The faux bois tureen is great for wintery soup dinners
Care for a spot of tea?
This platter looks as great on a shelf as it does on the table
The depth of pattern and detail is amazing
This ample pitcher is made for summer wildflowers
A plate and bowl with a lip is perfect for baking
Everyone needs chic utensil storage to elevate the everyday
The Etruscan Jug looks like it was nabbed from a museum
The Butter Dish can be so much more than that because it has such a good, functional shape
An octagonal bowl is shallow for soup or to display fresh fruits or vegetables
The Milk Churn is an old shape that looks new with the repeat of the bois
Photo courtesy of Bunny WilliamsBunny Williams created this now famous Greek Temple out of trees at her Connecticut home. I could frame this image to stare at and daydream-- that is how much I love it. The columns are wrapped in bark and the pediment is filled with pine cones. In a word: wow.
The space is really one with nature and rough hewn timbers mix with natural wicker furniture. Her love of faux and real wood were able to dovetail in her new collection of paper accessories.
Bunny's line for Caspari includes everyday mats, napkins, file holders, frames and more.
The great thing about the theme is that it brings a bit of the outside in without being too florally or bright.
A sage green and teal color way was also created.
Photo courtesy of Jed JohnsonFabrics and wallpapers in faux bois can literally transform a space. Jed Johnson Home's Faux Bois embroidered fabric in Ashe has been a long time favorite of mine.
Carlton V's preppy take on faux bois in orange on a white ground.
Quadrille has a patterned faux bois with geometric elements. 
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