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Friday, January 14, 2011

Window Shopping: Hoot n’ Anny in Westlake Village

While doing the rounds at the Westlake Design Center, I stumbled upon a new shop that just opened up a couple months ago called Hoot n’ Anny. Lets take a look inside, shall we?

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Meet Jennifer, she’s the proud owner of Hoot n’ Anny. And she knows how to rock out a can of chalkboard paint…

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As I browsed her store, it was immediately apparent Jennifer knows how to take on a large and intimidating a space, all while thinking cleverly outside of the box…  

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Along one wall she has a pair of mile high open-gaping windows that are side by side, and what does she do? She cleverly dresses them in drop cloths and gathers the centers with burlap sacks. The result is ethereal…

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Take a peek to the left of the black striped arm chair, behind the circus poster. That’s an old bed frame hung against the wall that she’s layered lights underneath. It glows once the sun starts to set…

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I am loving the multitude of textures going on in this ladder vignette below..

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  Take a chair, any chair…

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I’ll have the one in the middle, thank you very much…

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Hoot n’ Anny is having a grand opening this weekend, Fri Sat & Sun from 10 – 5. If you stop by, please tell her The Old Painted Cottage sent ya!

Westlake Design Center. 31149 Via Colinas #610. Westlake Village. CA

Check out her website and she’s also on facebook too!

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In other news, remember this eye sore of a cinderblock wall which separates our living room and dining room…

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We were making some headway on the project, that was until the cinderblock started crumbling every time we tried to drill into it, despite the meanest masonry drill bit we could find. We are working on a solution, and that solution (a.ka. my favorite handyman named Chalo) is hopefully going to come out next week and give us a hand.

Also, word has it we are planning on having our handyman build us a custom made mantel for our fireplace wall.

Woo to the Hoo!

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29 of you had this to say:

  1. Her store looks like a dream come true!! Xoxoxo 1942charm.blogspot.com

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  2. That store looks amazing - like you could get lost in it for hours!

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  3. oh, I love how she used the space on the walls...the chairs look great!!! can you believe, I have finally started on my family room, I have just started putting up molding, I know I am slow...hahaha

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  4. Love at first sight!! Thanks for sharing these wonderful pics, they are an inspiration to this Southern gal in Alabama. You have given me some great ideas!

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  5. I love that you posted this store! I truely was window shopping, and have now filled my dreamy eyed quota for the day. And I would just like to say I shared your link with my sister yesterday and as we were perusing your homes photos we both paused and used the word "dreamy" in the exact same moment! Weird, and so TRUE!

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  6. Hoot 'n Anny looks like a fun place to shop! Thanks for posting about it. I can't wait to see your fireplace project (wall and mantel) completed. I know it will be stunning!

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  7. I just came across your blog, and your insights into home improvement, DIY projects, and overall design are very interesting. Your article about all of these vintage decor was especially interesting. I really liked your comments on how to make your house your own with a touch of vintage. I am adding you to my favorites. Since you and your readers have a flair for interior decorating and interest in design, we thought you would especially be interested in our custom window coverings. Heritage Window Coverings is located in Huntington Beach, CA and we have a wide selection of treatments to complement any home’s interior design! Any feedback would be appreciated as well. As a special thanks to you and your readers, I would like to offer a 20% off coupon using this code upon checkout: BLG20.

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  8. Why oh why dont we have stores like this where I live? Thank goodness for the internet... at least a virtual visit is possible...but it sure would be nice to touch and feel everything...or is that just shopaholics like me? Good luck with your wall and fireplace mantel!

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  9. Very cool shop!;) Cant wait to see what you do with the wall and fireplace too! Hugs, Rachel

    French Farmhouse 425

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  10. What a great trip to Hoot 'n Annies! It is certainly a fun place to visit, I love the way she has displayed her wares, it's a really unique space!
    Hugs, Cindy

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  11. What a beautiful place! I wish we had more of those here. I can't to see what you have planned for the wall!!

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  12. What a charming inspiration filled store! I LOVE IT! I can't wait to see what you do on your wall...I know it's going to be awesome! Hey, stop on by, I'm having a fun giveaway!

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  13. I LOVE the name of her store! What fun!!! lol! I could spend all day swooning over the goodies in there. Wow.....you've had a ball!! What did you come home with??? :)

    xoxo laurie

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  14. Hey Jennifer,

    It was fun shopping with you at Hoot n nannys! I loved those white upholstered chairs, and the chairs hanging on the wall. and i can't wait to see what you're going to come up with for that wall !

    Hugs,
    Cindy

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  15. Love that store! So eclectic - everything from early American to Pottery Barn to Cottage. Makes me wish I lived in Southern California again (well, long enough for a long visit to go to Hoot n Anny anyway!). Thanks for always featuring interesting posts - can't want to see what you do with that cinderblock wall!

    Catt from Kentucky

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  16. Thank You Jennifer for letting us do a bit of window shopping at that fabulous store! I would love that wicker market basket (among other things)!! Lots of great ideas there!

    Can't wait to see the fireplace wall!

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  17. Jennifer...
    I LOVE that shop and wish I lived closer. It would only be a 3 day trip for me from NY...LOL. I don't know why we don't have similar shops around here. Hmmmmm....something to think about.

    So...I have to tell you that every time I find myself at a crossroads or in a quandry over my home...I click back to your blog. Your style is like a soothing summer breeze for me. I love every nook and cranny of your home. Inspiration at every corner at any time of year. Thanks for the eye candy!
    **Tami

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  18. Hi Jennifer,

    Oh my goodness - what a fun store with such a great name. I love all of the rich textures and fun items and use of chalk boards. Thank you for the tour.
    Have a wonderful day.
    blessings,
    Erin
    P.S. Can't wait to see what you do with the wall.

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  19. IF IF IF IF I did not live in FAR FAR away in the land of OZ...I would so love to shop there and spend every extra cent I could scrape up...OH how can I thank you for the virutal tour and the delicous eye candy....inspiration for the gloomiest of days here in the midst of winter in Kansas....PS I love your house too...

    A hundered million thank-yous. ::))

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  20. Wow!! so very inspiring in the middle of these January doldrums!! AND since I do happen to have an old ladder, some burlap, some antlers and an old pulley laying around here somewhere, time to get busy! thanks for the visual treats! love it!

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  21. Ohhh, boy, I'd love to get in there with a whole truck load of money. It looks like so much fun.
    And I can hardly wait to see what you are planning for the wall.
    I also love your "woo to the hoo"..:))

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  22. Jennifer, What a darling shop. I see lots of things I would love to take home with me. I can't wait to see what you plan for the empty wall.
    Hugs,
    Sherry

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  23. I was so excited when I saw this post...I thought you meant Westlake Village in Seattle...until I saw the address at the bottom....boo!! What a darling store, too bad it's in California! Fun to virtually browse though through your blog post...thanks!
    ~Erin

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  24. Jennifer, this looks like a fun store. Thanks for taking us along.

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  25. I've been a follower of your blog for a while, but I don't think I've ever commented. I justed wanted to tell you how inspiring your home and your blog is. It's amazing what you've done in creating such a beautiful, cozy home. Thanks so much for sharing.

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  26. Hi Jennifer...

    Oh yes... I could do some serious shopping in this cute little spot....

    Can't wait to see your wall solution.. It'll be good... Everything always is.

    Huggies,
    Spencer

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  27. Cute little shop she has!!!
    Thanks for letting us all view through your eyes.. :)
    I cant wait to see what you create for this wall !

    Deborah :)

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  28. What a gorgeous store! And your Cottage 8 Website is.....well......stunning! Congragtulations on such a nice look.

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  29. Hi Jennifer, great new store. I don't know how you do it, but you are always up on the latest goings on!!! Hey, I'm going to be welling out at Ventura, this coming Wed. I'm going to try to get a space near the bathrooms, so I hope to see you.
    Leslie

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