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#taxidermy ducks in flight at the Camp Store #campwandawega
It’s that #icicle time of year
Help: Who speaks Dutch?
The Dutch magazine Jackie featured Camp Wandawega in an article that we can’t read. It appears to be a lovely magazine, and we are grateful to be included! (I just hope it doesn’t say something like “open year-round” or “luxury”).
Soft launch of the delightful updated Sportsman’s Club with @chicagomrh and @nathanmichael Happy 30th Nathan! #drinkingandgathering
R.I.P. A very special visitor. Warning: tear-jerker.
I have to warn you : it might make you cry. (I haven’t stopped since I got it. And I’m still at the office, sniveling like a baby.) We got this email from a guest who booked a cabin this past fall – and it made me sad, but also grateful. It’s also possible that I’m just hormonal because of the holidays, but its really inspiring – and I had to share. The email we received follows: —–Original Message—– Dear Tereasa, We were fortunate to get to spend a delightful fall weekend at Camp Wandawega in late October. The entire experience was…
Ready. Set. Launch!
It was loooong overdue. This little project has been a long time coming, so I’m overjoyed (read: relieved) to admit that I finally pulled my sh*t together. It’s called ‘THE STYLING PROJECTS”. This exercise was part self-imposed organization of 10 years worth of creative projects. Part sorting therapy as we move into 2014. And part a necessary evil to maintaining current styling client, and acquiring new ones in the new year. It features projects from the past decade for some of the magazines, brands, and companies that have been a joy to create; and now they can all be found / sourced / searched in…
Some famous past guests.
We’ve been fortunate to attract some interesting folks at camp over the decades. Saints and sinners. Show hosts & supermodels. Raccoons & other pests (of sorts). So, after many requests, we finally decided to start a “camp photo wall.” Kinda like the old school supper clubs, where a wall of famous faces would greet you at the entrance. We’ve begun assembling our own virtual version. Its an ever-growing guestbook: watch out, yif you’re not careful your face might be appearing here soon. Cheers!
David in the Huffington Post.
(Headless…but dishing out some sage advice on masculine decor). SIDE NOTE: we found this record player abandoned in an attic. score! From the story: “A character-filled, but masculine home isn’t always easy to accomplish, considering the seas of frills and florals that dominate most retail stores.This is largely why we created TRNK — an online resource for men who seek inspired homes. To start out, we’ve provided a short list of tips to help “beef up” your space without necessarily reverting to beer signs or bearskin rugs.” We loved this vintage record cabinet in Tereasa Surratt & David Hernandez’ Chicago home. It is…
