September 20, 2011

Who Feels Like A Day Out In The Country? Cranmore Home.

Guess what?  Today we have a guest post here at Life In The Country.  I have recently discovered a couple of very clever farmer's wives cooking up an exciting scheme.  And because I love farmer's wives with a bit of get up and go, I was only too pleased to hand over my blog for a day when they asked.  These lovely ladies have exciting things planned - and the best bit is that Cranmore is only a little over 2 hours drive from Perth.  So if any city folk want a gorgeous spring day out in the country - this is the perfect opportunity.

So without further ado.  Here is the first ever guest post this blog has had.


Cranmore Home
 luxury brands in rural setting

Saturday October 8 from 10 am til 3pm
631 Cranmore Road, Bindi Bindi

Two friends sit chatting at the Moora Bakery
“I’d love to open a really lux home wares shop. Really, I just love the idea of being vicariously stylish…” muses one
“But how would you do that with the kids?” asks the other
“Hmmm, not sure, it’s just an idea of mine that won’t go away”
“Why don’t you try running it from home?”

And so the idea of Cranmore Home was conceived over a morning coffee after daycare drop-off. Luckily for me, I live in a beautiful, 104-year old, stone homestead on Cranmore Park, just north of Walebing on the Great Northern Highway. Luckily also, the girlfriend with whom I was having coffee is phenomenally talented with a swag of experience that includes introducing Scanlan and Theodore to Western Australia and sourcing clothing for Sana in Claremont, as well as possessing enviably wonderful taste.

Cranmore Homestead

The above mentioned friend, Bree, and I, Tracy,  have decided to test the water with a ‘pop-up’ shop for one day only with divine homewares, clothing, antique prints, men’s and women’s fashion  and art.

Homestead Verandah


Fast forward, six weeks, uh-huh just six weeks!, and we are just two and a bit weeks away from our first weekend of Cranmore Home. We are opening up Cranmore Home on October 8 from 10 am til 3pm. We have had so much fun ‘shopping’ for Cranmore Home; beautiful classic clothing from Elk, fashion items from Zara Bryson and Father, some lust-worthy antiques pieces from Trowbridge Gallery, must-have items from Royal Doulton, Wedgwood and Waterford Crystal, inspired homewares from The Corner Store and fun, quirky giftware from Mozi and O-Check. We are blessed in our area with a terrifically active artistic community, with Natalie Tonkin and Nyree-Jane Taylor both exhibiting their work at Cranmore Home.



We’ve even tried to look professional and we’ve got a website for you to check out www.cranmore.com.au for more pics of our gorgeous wares.

Further contact details for Cranmore Home are also on the website if you would like to contact us for more information.

With slightly frenetically-busy warmest wishes
Bree and Tracy
xx



PS  - If you need a map to find this fantastic event, click here

5 comments:

Amanda Kendle said...

What a gorgeous idea - I hope the ladies have a very successful day!

deux chiens et un garcon said...

Oh to just hop on a jetplane and be there!

LOoking forward to see the wares and how it all goes.

I love this idea of pop up shops.

Thanks Bree and Tracy.

I'm So Fancy said...

bummer I'm too far away!!!

Lisa @ .Simply Me. said...

How exciting!! Good luck, let us know how it goes :)

Sydney Shop Girl said...

It sounds fabulous!

Wish I could be there too.

SSG xxx

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