Crimson & Clover – Baltimore Magazine https://www.baltimoremagazine.com The Best of Baltimore Since 1907 Thu, 06 Aug 2020 13:30:10 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/cropped-favicon-32x32.png Crimson & Clover – Baltimore Magazine https://www.baltimoremagazine.com 32 32 Basket Case https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/homegarden/baskets-clever-solution-storage-woes/ Thu, 25 Jun 2020 13:00:00 +0000 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/?post_type=article&p=72608

Whether stashing away pillows or disguising plain planter pots, baskets are a stylish and clever solution to storage woes.

Baskets Grewal
- Photography by Kate Grewal
Clockwise, from bottom left: Basket Bowl ($40.99) at Ten Thousand Villages. Metal basket with wood strip ($46) at Trohv. Rectangle cat-tail basket ($45) at Becket Hitch. White toss pillow ($45) at Su Casa. Abstract fields pillow ($48) at Becket Hitch. Natural water hyacinth basket with black pattern ($44), medium bamboo-footed basket ($49), and large bamboo-footed basket ($54) at Trohv. Whitewashed wood basket ($110) and basket with lid ($99) at In Watermelon Sugar. Seagrass handle basket ($42) at Becket Hitch. Locker basket ($28) at Trohv. Florals from Crimson & Clover Floral Design.

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]]> Skyline Soirée https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/homegarden/celebrate-summer-with-a-dinner-party-on-the-rooftop-deck/ Thu, 14 Jul 2016 08:30:00 +0000 http://server2.local/BIT-SPRING/baltimoremagazine.com/html/?post_type=article&p=4759
Rooftop Hero
Upgrade your tablescape with personalized marble tiles.
Rooftop Tablescape
Don’t fret if you don’t have enough seating on hand for all of your guests: Scatter outdoor poufs and lay small rugs for a laid-back lounge area.
Rooftop Seating
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Shot on location at the home of Bradley Anderson. Centerpieces courtesy of Crimson & Clover Floral Design. Calligraphy place tiles courtesy of Shore Calligraphy. Outdoor plants courtesy of Green Fields Nursery & Landscaping. Wine courtesy of Canton Crossing Wine & Spirits. Smith & Hawken outdoor string lights ($24.99) at Target. Table runner ($57.99) at ahalife.com. Matte black flatware ($39/five-piece set) at West Elm. Ito dinner plate ($19.95) at Crate & Barrel. Dip dyed napkins ($34.95) at thirtydaydash.com. Wilder salad plate ($9.95) at Crate & Barrel. Green drinking glasses ($11) at Trohv. Zinful wine cup ($33.50) by David Rasmussen Design. Embroidered napkin set ($22) at In Watermelon Sugar. Lisabo table ($179) at Ikea. Stools ($75) at Trohv. Threshold geo outdoor rug ($19.99-169.99) at Target. Threshold outdoor lantern ($29.99) at Target. Natural Fibers basket ($58) at In Watermelon Sugar. Printed bowl ($8) at Becket Hitch. Prism corkscrew ($22.50), carafe ($70), and Good Thing tray ($45) at The Store Ltd. Patterned drinking glasses ($10) at Becket Hitch. Icosahedron block ($280) at Trohv. Kilim small scatter rug ($125) and Southwestern rug ($50) at The Wishbone Reserve. Fermob Sixties low bench ($897) at Home on the Harbor. Floor pillow ($95) at Antique Exchange Interiors. Turkish blanket ($54) at In Watermelon Sugar. Threshold outdoor pouf ($49.99) at Target. White-bottom wicker basket ($37) at Trohv. Threshold outdoor lanterns ($29.99) at Target.

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]]> Gone Glamping https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/homegarden/glamping-is-the-newest-outdoor-trend/ Wed, 07 Oct 2015 11:00:00 +0000 http://server2.local/BIT-SPRING/baltimoremagazine.com/html/?post_type=article&p=6033

If you’re more into the idea of the great outdoors than the buggy, dirty reality, then glamping is for you. We’re talking a staycation that’s easy to set up in the comfort of your own backyard, which means you can keep all your luxurious indulgences at your fingertips. And, just think, while you’re seriously not roughing it, there’s indoor plumbing only steps away. Grab your warmest blankets, grill essentials, and that book you’ve been dying to read, and treat yourself to a five-star camping trip in your own backyard. The best part? Wi-Fi!

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Plus! Egan throw ($94) at Curiosity. Nito shaped tray ($79.95) at Williams-Sonoma. Mason jar ($12) at Trohv. Copper charger ($69.95) at Williams-Sonoma. Poofs ($49) at Ten Thousand Villages. Blue rug ($39) at Ten Thousand Villages. Two wire jars ($9.75) at Trohv. GSI outdoors enamelware coffee pot ($24.95) at REI. Striped pillows ($29) at Nouveau. Gray velvet pillows ($45) at Su Casa. Mad Mats outdoor rug ($55-135) at Mud and Metal. Hang Time low table ($65) at REI. Sacred sari throw ($79) at Ten Thousand Villages. Nito beverage-dispenser base ($49.95) at Williams-Sonoma. Gathered square pillow in port ($89) at Arhaus. Barebones forest lantern ($79.95) at REI. Floral arrangements by Crimson & Clover Floral Design.

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]]> Style File: Crimson & Clover https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/section/styleshopping/style-file-crimson-clover/ Fri, 24 Jul 2015 15:30:46 +0000 https://www.baltimoremagazine.com/?p=68827 Continued]]> We popped into this sweet-smelling Roland Park floral design studio to meet up with its proprietor, Amy Epstein McManus. She shared her little Garden of Eden with us, and here are some of our favorite finds—plus the low-down on everything from the store to current trends.

1. How would you best describe your boutique in one sentence?

AEM: A place where you can come and find the unexpected.

2. How did you get the name Crimson & Clover?
AEM: The song from the ’60s.

3. What is your favorite item currently in the store?
AEM: I’m obsessed with these Moroccan pompom blankets ($185).

4. What is your current favorite trend? What is your current least favorite trend?
AEM: I am definitely over anything Mason-jar-related. I really love those global, handmade kind of products.

5. What is your favorite saying/motto?
AEM: “The best is yet to come.”

6. No arrangement is complete without…?
AEM: A touch of whimsy.

Our Top Three Picks:


(From left to right: Metal Stars, $90-$120, Roost point crystal and pyrite necklace, $95, Protea flower, $15 per stem)

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