Thursday, December 17, 2009

New Stuff Dec. 17




Red Dresser with super smooth-sliding drawers $499 SOLD










Matching small bookcase $169 SOLD










Coordinating modern solid wood dressers available individually or as a set

Slate Grey 4-drawer $449 SOLD
Pearl Grey 3-drawer $449









Matching slate-grey dresser $299 SOLD












Antique white dresser with mirror $499











Matching white desk $299 SOLD
matching chair $99








Live-edge harvest table $699

Saturday, December 12, 2009

New Stuff December 12, 2009



Harvest Table, reclaimed wood $699 SOLD

Bench, reclaimed wood $299 SOLD









Pine Beetle Kill Coffee Table $199 SOLD






Storage Chest $349
Made from bamboo and cedar





Dining Set AS-IS $349 SOLD
Refinished $749











Dresser AS-IS $199 SOLD
Refinished $449









Dresser AS-IS $179 SOLD
Refinished $399











Dresser AS-IS $199 SOLD
Dresser Refinished $449

Friday, December 11, 2009

Holiday Gifts at Joyful


Gifts, handmade by local artisans




Romany Designs necklaces $55-$110








Plain Jane handmade pillows $20-$30









Soft, colorful wool throws by Candace Newlove $150- $350









High fired stoneware by Down to Earth Ceramics $2-$70










Eyeglass cases by Plain Jane Designs $12












Vintage mirrors adorned with antique costume jewelry











Colorful aprons sewn from remnant fabric $35











Hand-painted glassware $25










Felt holiday stockings $30














Hand painted glass ornaments $16












Glass jewelry by Hannah Upham









Ceramic Switchplates by Todd Redmond $20-$28










Ultra-soft scarves by Beth Gallovic $38











Picture frames built from reclaimed wood and painted with all natural milk paints by Windmill Woodworks $18-$22

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Fundraiser for Boulder County Aids Project


This Friday, December 4th we're donating 5% of sales to the Boulder County Aids Project. Come down, choose a a beautiful gift and help support your neighbors infected with or affected by HIV/AIDS




Over 20 other shops and restaurants on the east end of Pearl are participating. Click here for a list.

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Ten ways to observe your family

I've been told recently (by a 23 minute Buddism video I just scored for 50 cents at the thrift store!!!!) that much of the suffering that accompanies holiday gatherings stems from people like me wanting to control what's happening. We think that if we tell people they're acting crazy they'll shake their heads and blink as if being freed from a spell, smile gratefully at us, and start behaving the way we want.

It seems like the happy people just observe the action and let everybody entertain them.


Here are ten ways to become an observer.






Put your feet up on the leopard ottoman and pretend the family is auditioning for your new reality show. SOLD












Put your feet up on the floral ottoman and add your toes to the cast. Be sure to give them lines. SOLD










Put your feet up on the purple ottoman and practice sleeping with your eyes open










Use the armrests of this bench to casually plug your ears and make up fake dialogue for whomever's moving their mouth SOLD









Sit on this storage bench and every time you pass judgement on someone, toss a piece of your clothing in it. Try not to let yourself get completely naked. SOLD










Pretend to be writing it all down for your big novel then just write a quick letter to LL Bean and see if they'll send you some free slippers for all your ottoman-resting. SOLD















Hide in the armoire and listen to find out how well your family's tolerating YOU this year. SOLD












If you just need a break, move a family member's socks to the t-shirt drawer. SOLD









Hide behind the TV cabinet and pretend to fix something. When the menfolk offer to help, turn it into a game of Twister. SOLD










Assign a drawer to each of your family's most irritating behaviors. Put an empty glass/cranberry/barbie/piece of gelt in the appropriate drawer each time someone indulges. Feel free to start rooting for the winning drawer at any point in the evening. SOLD












Eat with gusto and gratitude because you know someone well enough to assign their behaviors a drawer. SOLD











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Friday, November 20, 2009

New Stuff Nov. 20




Bamboo bistro table $349

(Barstools are sold)











Mirrors with vintage jewelry from $8 to $52












Reclaimed wood bookcase $449 SOLD











Dresser $399















Red Chifferobe (large shelves behind the door) $399 SOLD













Red Dresser $379 SOLD









Walnut two-tone mini-professor desk $399 SOLD










Bittersweet Chocolate Dresser/Buffet $549 SOLD








Storage bench $349











Nightstand $159 SOLD