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Another resources is Novica, they have ottomans from local artisans all over the world and there is a more affordable price range of beautiful hand crafted ottomans. See link below for a selection.
http://furniture.novica.com/ottomans-and-stools/

As an artist myself, I love purchasing things from Novica. You are helping to sustain arts practice for artists in the communities where they live. In the past, they've always sent a note from the artist directly which is really cool as well. I'd say this is the best option, next to travel the world & purchasing in person.

A little background on our budhas since our apartment is featured at the top of the post. We purchased these pieces after the tsunami to support local artists in Thailand that we had met on our travels there.

Ironically, this was quite opposite of what is being discussed in this post. As artists ourselves, we knew that the local artists would be some of the hardest hit by the disaster & we wanted to help support them & their artmaking.

For what it is worth...
Jenny & Clove

Consumer Reports never reviews the high end stuff. I can't speak to the Northland as I'm not familiar with it. I have a 24" Liebherr & absolutely love it. It is the best refrigerator I've ever had & the compliments from visitors are endless. The height more than makes up for the smaller width & it is plenty big enough to work like a traditional family frig.

Unbelievable. I think this is the coolest home I have ever seen in the U.S.

I'd live there any day, any time, & I make a reliable housesitter.

Design Public has some Angela Adams rugs that might work for you. www.designpublic.com

Curious as to where you got your wood fence? Do you buy the pieces & have them assembled on site or is this a unit that can be bought in sections. Thanks for your time & efforts-- beautiful work!