From Our Blog

  • The Advantages Of Gas Appliances In Medford OR


    May 20th, 2013

    If your appliances are on their last leg and stand in need of replacing, you may want to consider the gas appliances Medford OR has to offer. Long time electric appliance users have a hard [...]

  • Using Dumpsters In Ashland KY


    May 10th, 2013

    When trash begins to build up in or around your property, it can seem like a daunting feat to remove all of the trash in a quick and timely matter. Many people take the approach [...]

  • Planning Our Homes Landscaping In Kelowna BC


    May 10th, 2013

    We just purchased a newly built home in a new subdivision, which has an HOA. One of the rules of the HOA is that the front yard of your home has to have the landscaping [...]

  • Massachusetts Hydroponics: Growing Without Soil


    May 10th, 2013

    I have always considered myself to have a green thumb so to speak; because I have always been successful when it comes to having my garden as well as any other types greenery grow that [...]

Welcome to the Artisan Circle!

Artisan Home Decor
Artisanal goods are one of the best things you can buy for home decoration, and it’s very easy to make your very own artisanal décor to fit your home!

The Artisan Circle is the home and garden site where you can learn to incorporate artisanal goods into your own home and to make your own by exercising any art and craft talents you may have (or may not know you have, there’s always something to learn)!

When you buy Artisanal goods for your home and garden, you’re doing more than just purchasing a lovely, handcrafted item that spoke to you; you’re buying something from a hardworking artist in your own community. There’s something fundamentally wholesome about buying something you know was handcrafted with care and skill; there’s something fundamentally healing about crafting such an item yourself.

Whether you will be inspecting art or craft fairs, or learning a craft of your own, The Artisan Circle wants to encourage you as much as possible to buy your home and garden goods from local artisans and maybe even become one yourself. There’s nothing wrong with supporting the proliferation of art in this world!