WALL DECOR

Never throw an expired calendar away again!

The TAIT Perpetual Calendar was created to be used year after year. Designed with inspiration from vintage volvelles, simply move the three circles to mark the day, date, and month. The calendar is hand screen printed in three classic colors on 50 pt. raw kraft chip board, sourced from Michigan and finished with wooden maple ends and a hanging ribbon. This calendar looks beautiful in the home, office, or at the local cafe.

Each Perpetual Calendar comes in a custom matching kraft box, making it all the more exciting to give as a gift or receive for yourself.

Designed and Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan

TAIT Design Co. is an independent product design studio owned and operated by founder Matt Tait and co-founder Audrey Elkus. Founded in 2013, their mission is to create beautiful products that bring people together through a sense of play, impact the local economy through regional manufacturing, and empower the next generation of designers by showcasing Detroit design around the world. 

This piece is a collaboration between Mutual Adoration and artist Stacey Malasky. It is a limited edition of only 25 - so order your's now!

Mutual Adoration prepared the birch bases, then brought them to Stacey’s studio, where she screen printed her original illustration. The design features a bounty of botanicals alongside a gold finch. Stacey's printing skill truly shines - using two methods of registration and only four colors of ink - it is quite incredible to see all of details pop in full color. 

The birch bases were then framed with stained and waxed reclaimed oak. Each one has been coated with polyurethane for durability. Use as a tray or hang on the wall. 

Measures 15" wide by 13" tall by 1.25" deep. 

Care instructions: Wipe clean when needed with a damp cloth. Keep tray dry when not in use. Can be stored on a tabletop, but it's also easy to hang on a wall for display.

 

Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Stacey Malasky is an artist, illustrator, and screen printer living and working out of Detroit. She is a founding co-owner of Ocelot Print Shop, a community screen printing shop in the Cass Corridor. All of Stacey's screen prints are made from her original drawings. Each one is a little unique, because they are all hand pulled. She is endlessly inspired by the natural world, especially her backyard eco-system. She uses eco-friendly, water based inks for paper and textile printing. All of her prints are printed on French Paper, a Michigan based family owned paper mill that creates lovely papers. Stacey's tea towels are printed on 100% cotton towels that are also produced in Michigan, by a small family owned business.

Mutual Adoration goods are handcrafted in a women-run wood shop in Detroit. We use locally-sourced reclaimed wood, environmentally responsible paints and wood stains, and American-made hardware. Please note: Our work is made using old, reclaimed, antique materials. Our furniture, frames, and housewares have character. Marks of age and wear, from generations past. Each product has been created to use in modern life, while maintaining the patina and character of age. Wood grain, markings, knots, holes, and unique characteristics vary.

Never throw an expired calendar away again!

The TAIT Perpetual Calendar was created to be used year after year. Designed with inspiration from vintage volvelles, simply move the three circles to mark the day, date, and month. The calendar is hand screen printed in three classic colors on 50 pt. raw kraft chip board, sourced from Michigan and finished with wooden maple ends and a hanging ribbon. This calendar looks beautiful in the home, office, or at the local cafe.

Each Perpetual Calendar comes in a custom matching kraft box, making it all the more exciting to give as a gift or receive for yourself.

Designed and Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan

TAIT Design Co. is an independent product design studio owned and operated by founder Matt Tait and co-founder Audrey Elkus. Founded in 2013, their mission is to create beautiful products that bring people together through a sense of play, impact the local economy through regional manufacturing, and empower the next generation of designers by showcasing Detroit design around the world. 

Never throw an expired calendar away again!

The TAIT Perpetual Calendar was created to be used year after year. Designed with inspiration from vintage volvelles, simply move the three circles to mark the day, date, and month. The calendar is hand screen printed in three classic colors on 50 pt. raw kraft chip board, sourced from Michigan and finished with wooden maple ends and a hanging ribbon. This calendar looks beautiful in the home, office, or at the local cafe.

Each Perpetual Calendar comes in a custom matching kraft box, making it all the more exciting to give as a gift or receive for yourself.

Designed and Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan

TAIT Design Co. is an independent product design studio owned and operated by founder Matt Tait and co-founder Audrey Elkus. Founded in 2013, their mission is to create beautiful products that bring people together through a sense of play, impact the local economy through regional manufacturing, and empower the next generation of designers by showcasing Detroit design around the world. 

Display your air plants in style! These ceramic wall sconces are perfect for hanging in your home or garden. They also look great on a table top. This one features a happy kelly green lizard and a nail hole for hanging.

Measures approximately 2" x 5"

Handmade in Detroit, Michigan
*Woman Owned Business

Cheryl M. English, a long-time resident of the metropolitan Detroit area, has traveled as far as Singapore and Turkey, only to return to her childhood dancing grounds. Having earned a BA in Art History from Michigan State University and an MA in Art History and Archaeology from Cornell University, she realized she much preferred making art to dissecting it. Cheryl’s work is a reflection of her “other” passion: gardening. As a certified Advanced Master Gardener, her abiding interest in things natural – and indigenous – is evident in her whimsical creations. Cheryl’s work has been featured in The Detroit News Homestyle Section.

 
Gorgeous and textural, this hand-felted art piece is made from 100% virgin Colombian wool. Framed and floating - this piece is eye catching and inspiring. A glass-free box frame invites you to reach out and touch!

Outer dimensions with frame: 9" x 11" x 2"

Made to hang/stand in either landscape or portrait direction.
A black easel back allows for tabletop display.
The reclaimed wood picture frame has been handcrafted in a women-run wood shop in Detroit. Mutual Adoration uses locally-sourced reclaimed wood, environmentally responsible paints and wood stains, and American-made hardware.
 
Handcrafted in Bogota, Colombia
*Woman Owned Business

Maria Lucia Londoño studied Design, specializing in Textile Design in Bogotá, Colombia and received her Master’s Degree in Textile Design Innovation in Nottingham, UK. Her brand, Ata Felting Design is an exploration into the limitless possibilities of artisanal felting, Colombian wool and natural dyes. She is driven by a desire to introduce and attract a wider audience to the art of felting. She collaborates with many renown Colombian designers including Olga Piedrahita and Nicolares Rivero. 

These high-fire ceramic face tiles are each individually handcrafted and unique. Finished with a combination of matte and glossy glazes these tiles evoke a whimsical sensibility and will be a welcome addition in any fun-loving home!

Framed in a golden brown reclaimed wood frame with a hint of purple + yellow, handcrafted at POST by Mutual Adoration.
 
Tile Measures 4 x 4 inches
Outer dimensions, including frame measures 6.5 x 6.5 inches
Includes tile, frame, and key hole - Ready to hang!
Fired Stoneware Clay

Handcrafted in Bloomfield Hills, MI
*Woman Owned Business

Lisa Farris has been working in clay since the age of 17. Inspired by the artwork her children did at a young age, she began trying to tap into and manifest our forgotten childlike freedom. This combined with influences from historic cave paintings, ancient masks and figurines, she is trying to show our collective and universal need to express ourselves sometimes with fun, reckless abandon. 

 

These high-fire ceramic face tiles are each individually handcrafted and unique. Finished with a combination of matte and glossy glazes these tiles evoke a whimsical sensibility and will be a welcome addition in any fun-loving home!

Tile measures 4x4 inches
Fired Stoneware Clay
Designed to hang on the wall 

Handcrafted in Bloomfield Hills, MI
*Woman Owned Business

Lisa Farris has been working in clay since the age of 17. Inspired by the artwork her children did at a young age, she began trying to tap into and manifest our forgotten childlike freedom. This combined with influences from historic cave paintings, ancient masks and figurines, she is trying to show our collective and universal need to express ourselves sometimes with fun, reckless abandon. 

 
Soft and subtle, this hand-felted piece is made from 100% virgin Colombian wool that has been dyed using natural ingredients. Floating on white matte, framed in golden oak, this piece is ethereal and breath taking. 

Outer dimensions with frame: 12.5" x 15.5" x  5/8"

The reclaimed wood picture frame has been handcrafted in a women-run wood shop in Detroit. Mutual Adoration uses locally-sourced reclaimed wood, environmentally responsible paints and wood stains, and American-made hardware. Each frame includes glass and backing board. There are keyhole tabs on the back of the frame for easy, secure hanging. 
 
Handcrafted in Bogota, Colombia
*Woman Owned Business

Maria Lucia Londoño studied Design, specializing in Textile Design in Bogotá, Colombia and received her Master’s Degree in Textile Design Innovation in Nottingham, UK. Her brand, Ata Felting Design is an exploration into the limitless possibilities of artisanal felting, Colombian wool and natural dyes. She is driven by a desire to introduce and attract a wider audience to the art of felting. She collaborates with many renown Colombian designers including Olga Piedrahita and Nicolares Rivero.