The widest shelf under our roof

Under this name you will find a bird bath made of metal with a bronze finish, small hardwood rocking chairs painted with a racecar or a unicorn, and a memorial stone of solid concrete for a pet. It carries garden flags, clogs for the garden path, a coin purse of genuine leather, and folding lap desks. A piece can take a family name or the name of a child. It holds the lightest pencils and the heaviest porch stands on the same page.

Other labels under our roof keep to a single corner, the way Gaggleville tends the porch birds or Miles Kimball keeps to classic household helpers. This label gathers what falls outside those narrow lines. When you look through our pages, start with the room or the patch of yard you have in mind instead of searching on this title. The pieces underneath this heading stand together because each one solves a small need.