Birch Lane

Daily Find | McGee and Co. Faux Bayleaf Tree

McGee and Co. Faux Bayleaf Tree | $120
Birch Lane Bayleaf Drop-In Tree Planter | $84

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Daily Find | Birch Lane Octave Standard Bookcase

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Birch Land Octave Standard Bookcase | $700
Walmart Modern Farmhouse Storage Bookcase Cabinet | $219

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Pottery Barn | Coleman Bed

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pottery barn coleman bed | $899
Walnut Grove panel bed | $429

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Birch Lane Flora Wood Wall Mirror

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BIRCH LANE FLORA WOOD WALL MIRROR | $345
FLORA WOOD MIRROR | $229

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Birch Lane Harborside Rope Table Lamp

birch lane harborside rope table lamp | $239
land of nod tug o lamp | $99

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Restoration Hardware Empire Rosette Dresser

Restoration Hardware Empire Rosette Dresser
^$2,195

Birch Lane watson dresser
^$1,599

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Product Review | Birch Lane Scroll Candle Sconce

Have you guys heard of Birch Lane? They launched not too long ago and I’ve even featured a couple of their products already. They’re like Pottery Barn’s younger (and less expensive sister) 😉 Their style is traditional, but in a modern way and their assortment has just the right amount of character. Oh, and their price point? So completely reasonable! Love that.

When a new site featuring great prices comes on the scene, I hesitate just a teensy-tiny bit when it comes to talking about them on the blog. Why? Because I don’t have personal experience with their products, but I think you all know by now that I can’t give you a review on each and every product I feature (how awesome would that be?). I always let you know when I can personally vouch for a store or product.

BIRCH LANE scroll candle sconce
^$59

As for Birch Lane, I reached out to them because I wanted to see how the quality of their products matched up to their great prices. They offered to send me a product to review here on the website. I decided to pick these candle sconces. Ever since the stars came down, the TV wall in the playroom has looked a little barren. A pair of sconces would have fit the bill nicely, but we don’t have electrical running there. So these candle sconces came to the rescue.

They came nicely packaged with no damage. Always a plus when an item is glass 😉 The instructions on how to attach the lantern to the base were very easy to follow.

The sconces are deep bronze color with hints of brass. It looks like there is some distressing to give it a nice, aged look. Not something that’s described on the website, but I thought it looked nice. A touch of brass is always fun. You can see the finish better in the pic below.

The scroll bases attach to the wall with a couple of screws (not provided). I’d definitely recommend finding studs to screw into. Once hung, the lanterns were very secure, but also still a little moveable, since technically they’re hanging from the scroll base.

I like how they help draw attention away from the TV. Before, it was one big, gray wall with nothing but a TV to catch your eye. This is much better, wouldn’t you agree?