Anything but utilitarian

The name is something of a misnomer, because everything at designer Susan Fisherโ€™s utility:home is a bright, shiny reminder that even the ordinary can look extraordinary. Their greeting cards are fabulous, of course โ€” the patterns pop, and even the brightly-colored envelopes feel festive โ€” but their fanciful prints alsoโ€ฆ

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The name is something of a misnomer, because everything at designer Susan Fisherโ€™s utility:home is a bright, shiny reminder that even the ordinary can look extraordinary.

Their greeting cards are fabulous, of course โ€” the patterns pop, and even the brightly-colored envelopes feel festive โ€” but their fanciful prints also come on little boxes of โ€œmod mintsโ€ (pictured), matchboxes, and party coasters. Not only did one of those fab boxes get an โ€œooohโ€ out of the child digging in my purse for candy, she commented (rightly so) that the mintsโ€™ taste is reminiscent of ones fancy restaurants offer at the end of the meal. Iโ€™m telling you โ€” fancy. And fabulous. -Mir

Shop for notecards, housewares and those awesome mints the at the new utility:home online store or shops like Plum Party.

Congratulations to Sarah R, winner of the note card sampler pack!


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