I went to a holiday event the other night at CUSP by Neiman Marcus, where they had decked out the dressing rooms in various themes. My favorite was the ski lodge-themed room with these recycled cardboard decorations…
…from uncommon goods. I love the playfulness of the animal heads made out of recycled cardboard and I would not have expected cardboard decor to feel so holiday-like. The wreaths seem to be popular this year; I couldn't find an online retailer that hasn't sold out of them!
1: Recycled Cardboard Deer Head: uncommongoods, $28-$58
2: Cardboard Wreath: uncommongoods, sold out
4: Recycled Cardboard Trophy Fish, uncommongoods, $43
5: Animal head alternatives: uncommon goods, $28-$58
Images: 1-4: Micki Howl; 5: uncommongoods.com
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Clever cardboard taxidermy! :)
Better than real animal sacrifices!
@GreatFriend - If the animals were dead already, there's really not a lot you could have done about it. I see taxidermied animals at estate sales and such and it never bothers me. Then again, I'm also not that bothered by hunting. It's required in some cases to quell the population.
I agree with Pi. Love my estate sale finds. My Buffalo head was killed a few decades ago, yet makes my office!
I got my cardboard wreath from Uncommon Goods last year after the holidays--on sale! It looks swell with with cardboard x'mas tree http://thecardboardtree.com/.
west elm has these...