Where to Find It: Italy in Washington Wine Country
Francesca Carmichael’s Italian Country Home and Kitchen in Woodinville
Posted by: Laura Cassidy on Mar 30, 2010 at 07:00AM
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Slideshow: Handmade Italian gifts and home accessories in Woodinville
View Slideshow » Illustration:In addition to the hand-painted dinnerware and serving pieces, there’s a nice selection of multipurpose vessels and decorative objects.
View Slideshow » Illustration:Carmichael hand picks the linens for her shop.
View Slideshow » Illustration:There must be about fifty tactile, graphic, classic, modern, bold-yet-pretty Italian-made gift papers on offer, from fruits to flowers to cats and rabbits.
View Slideshow » Illustration:Carmichael is quite proud of the hand-blocked linens that represent the work of a single artist in her home region. Although they are created by hand, she says they’re quite durable, washable, and long-lasting.
View Slideshow » Illustration: View Slideshow » Illustration:Ceramic wine stoppers, a really decent idea for wine-country wedding favors, no?
Say you’re cruising through the green, rolling hills and little valleys of Woodinville’s wine country and you start pining for Italy.
Or, say you’re cruising through the green, rolling hills and little valleys of Woodinville’s wine country and you remember that your sister-in-law’s birthday is coming up. And she’s always pining for Italy.
If you’d like, you can even say that you’re cruising through the green, rolling hills and little valleys of Woodinville’s wine country and you just get a hankering to do some shopping.
There are no judgments here.
I just want to make sure you know about Italian Country Home and Kitchen, where Francesca Carmichael offers gorgeous and timeless handmade, artisan-produced goods from her home country.
Check out the slideshow to learn more about the ceramics, linens, gifts, and other imports that add a little bit of Italy to the Eastside.
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bellissimo!