Handcrafted with love
Seasonal collections, furniture paint & decor supplies, handpicked finds and in-store workshops — gathered beneath one roof at 745 S Main Street.
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The shop745 S Main St
Lebanon, OR 97355
Featured collections
From the new IOD Summer 2026 release to April Cornell linens — everything you need to make old things beautiful again.
Iron Orchid Designs
The season’s new moulds, transfers and stamps — sun-warmed botanicals, cottage roses and gilded garden ephemera.
48 designs
36 designs
22 sets
40 colours
Cardstock & mulberry
Archival & pigment
One of a kind
Linens & table
Our values · in three acts
I. Gather
We begin with what the earth offers — cotton and linen from April Cornell, beeswax, kiln-fired clay, timber that still remembers the tree. Every piece is chosen for how it feels in the hand.
“If it isn’t lovely to hold, it isn’t on our shelves.”
II. Create
Each item is made by hand, one at a time. Press a botanical into an IOD mould, layer Annie Sloan Chalk Paint over an heirloom dresser, burnish a transfer until a garden blooms across a drawer front.
“Each item is made by hand, one at a time.”
III. Gift
Wrapped in tissue, tied with ribbon, tucked in with a handwritten note. Whether it crosses the counter on Main Street or travels across the country, it arrives exactly as it left us.
“Opening it should feel like the first bloom.”
Best sellers
IOD Mould
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint
IOD Transfer
IOD Stamp
Annie Sloan Chalk Paint
Inks & Ink Pads
April Cornell
Handpicked Finds
In-store workshops
Small classes before the doors open on Saturday mornings. Every supply is included — just bring a friend and a little curiosity.
Prep, paint, distress and wax a keepsake box with Annie Sloan Chalk Paint — the perfect first step before your first heirloom dresser.
Cast, paint and gild botanical mould pieces, then learn to set them onto frames, mirrors and drawer fronts with a flawless finish.
Layer IOD transfers and stamps onto wood and paper to make heirloom ornaments and gift tags — wrapped and ready for the season.
Private parties and custom classes for groups of six or more — ask at the counter.
The Garden Post
New arrivals, workshop dates and the occasional pressed-flower tip — once a month, never more.