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Minnesota Monthly
October 2009
Best-Kept Secret
If you've ever stopped for a scone at Turtle Bread Company in Linden Hills, you've probably noticed Rick Rack, the big red house next door, and wondered what was inside. Please, allow us: room upon room of cozy knits, statement jewelry, affordable but equally stylish handbags, cheerful tableware and linens, shabby-chic furniture, gift-worthy wall art, and european flea-market finds for the home. Wandering the nooks and crannies of this neighborhood spot is half the fun of discovering is hodgepodge of treasures. 3413 W. 44th St., Mpls., 612-746-4160, rickrackliving.com
October 2009
Best-Kept Secret
If you've ever stopped for a scone at Turtle Bread Company in Linden Hills, you've probably noticed Rick Rack, the big red house next door, and wondered what was inside. Please, allow us: room upon room of cozy knits, statement jewelry, affordable but equally stylish handbags, cheerful tableware and linens, shabby-chic furniture, gift-worthy wall art, and european flea-market finds for the home. Wandering the nooks and crannies of this neighborhood spot is half the fun of discovering is hodgepodge of treasures. 3413 W. 44th St., Mpls., 612-746-4160, rickrackliving.com
Star Tribune
Home + Garden - Wednesday, October 4, 2006
By Kim Yeager
kyeager@startribune.com
Store News
A string of jaunty vintage aprons beckons shoppers to enter RICK RACK, the latest venture in the still-red building that once held part of Anita Beck's Reindeer House printing and crafts empire.
The southwest Minneapolis furnishings, accessories and gifts boutique pays homage to the charm of vintage and adds a modern twist: new wicker pieces by Palacek mingle with old linoleum-topped stools and refurbished armoires nestle alongside lamps with a sleek modern vibe.
Owner Ann McCabe and partner Cheri Toftey also feature works by several Minnesota artisans. Among them: glass paperweights by Linda Thiltgen, stained glass by Pam McConville, stationery by Three Fish, handmade greeting cards by Kathy Jasper, and jewelry by Jennifer Bouxhie, Deborah Bushinski, and Sharon McKendry. The store also offers design services by ASID member Kathy Vaughan.
3413 W. 44th St, 612-746-4160.
Home + Garden - Wednesday, October 4, 2006
By Kim Yeager
kyeager@startribune.com
Store NewsA string of jaunty vintage aprons beckons shoppers to enter RICK RACK, the latest venture in the still-red building that once held part of Anita Beck's Reindeer House printing and crafts empire.
The southwest Minneapolis furnishings, accessories and gifts boutique pays homage to the charm of vintage and adds a modern twist: new wicker pieces by Palacek mingle with old linoleum-topped stools and refurbished armoires nestle alongside lamps with a sleek modern vibe.
Owner Ann McCabe and partner Cheri Toftey also feature works by several Minnesota artisans. Among them: glass paperweights by Linda Thiltgen, stained glass by Pam McConville, stationery by Three Fish, handmade greeting cards by Kathy Jasper, and jewelry by Jennifer Bouxhie, Deborah Bushinski, and Sharon McKendry. The store also offers design services by ASID member Kathy Vaughan.
3413 W. 44th St, 612-746-4160.
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