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Story by Diana Keeler / Photography by Anna Williams and Kate Mathis
There's a trick to learning how to decorate with a glass cloche β or a bell jar, as these elegant, streamlined pieces are often called: Think of the cloche as a three-dimensional picture frame. Within the glass cloche, almost anything can earn pride of place β but of course our favorite bell jars show off delicate, organic matter. Natural reindeer moss makes for an earthy, rustic display, while under a glass dome, these wood flowers become even more sculptural. A glass bell jar, meanwhile, provides the ideal, humidity-controlled enviornment for a cloche terrarium β group several together for an even more dramatic display.
"A cloche is the perfect container for a collection of small objects like shells, vintage spools of thread, a tangle of rope, anything which looks better en masse and will otherwise gather dust in a bowl." β Hilary Robertson
Our glass cloches are handcrafted and made from recycled glass β they're beautiful pieces on their own. Should you want to experiment though, we've collected a few of our favorite presentations here β with tips from star stylist Hilary Robertson on how to achieve a similar look.
For more information, read Hilary Robertson's book The Stuff of Life.
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