A friend was recently bemoaning the fact that she hasn't been camping in ages. Since a trip to the woods isn't in the near future, she suggested we roast marshmallows and make s'mores in her backyard.
It then got us thinking about stylish (price-is-no-object) ways to camp out -- or pretend you're camping even if you're at home. What can you add to the list?
• The Campout Plates from nunostudio ($15 each) (shown above)
And of course there's always the. . .
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i think that's the least expensive thing Orla sells - I might have to have one! Maybe I can rip it apart and sew some pillows! :)
Don't forget this: http://www.velocityartanddesign.com/kickerland_weeks_campfire.html
well...if money were no object...
http://www.airstream.com/product_line/travel_trailers/intccd_home.html
Sorry for being overly serious here, but I think (a la modernism?) there's a certain joy in the sheer effectiveness of camping equiptment. I think that a qualifier for being "stylish" in the woods should be being warm, or being very light, or serving more than one use. I love the refurbished bambi as much as the next guy, but I don't care how cool I look if I'm freezing.
Or another angle- isn't going camping one of the only times that we aren't judged (nor do we judge others) based on what they have or what they are wearing? I know that the REI's of the world are trying to change that, but I will remain idealistic.