You should feel how luxurious this velvet mohair ottoman is! Just imagine putting your feet up after a long day and relaxing. Made in America and available in numerous sizes, finishes and fabrics.
Find it now at McNabb & Risley!
All paint selections are available at Sherwin Williams and the paint is made in America.
Classic style never goes out of style, that’s why I love the dining set featured above. The beauty of this particular table is that it can be custom designed to your specifications. For instance, you don’t care for the style of legs? We can change them! Want a different style table top? We can do that too! Don’t care for the painted finish? We can select a different paint color or a wood stain! Want a padded seat on the chair? No problem, we can do that! Did I mention our solid wood dining room set is handcrafted in America? All woods are sourced on the east coast and you may choose from cherry, oak or maple. Each piece is custom made from start to finish especially for you.
Proudly made in the USA and available at McNabb & Risley.
I love this faux animal print scarf and wear it everywhere! There’s one here for you too!
Find it now at McNabb & Risley.
Linda and her husband recently visited friends and family in the historic city of Boston, MA and is sharing her insider tips on what to do and see. After viewing her fabulous photos, you will want to pack your bags and head east! Sounds like a great summer trip to me!
“I had such a great time in Boston and wanted to share the top highlights of my trip with you!”
Live like a Bostonian in one of these amazing Brownstones; the architecture is so historic and east coast charming. I would love the opportunity to design one!
It’s fun to shop Boston’s open markets; you never know what you will find!
This is as fresh as seafood gets! We enjoyed a tasty snack!
The Old North Church
The Old North Church is the oldest church in the city of Boston. Built in 1723, this church is known as the church where Robert Newman signalled with lanterns the approach of the British.
Street art that doubles as a chair
The financial district at night
My top picks of things to do and see in Boston:
1. Visit the Boston Common; it’s the oldest park in the country and also the starting point for the famous freedom trail.
2. Walk the Freedom Trail, where every step tells a story. Tours are available for families and small groups to guide you along a 2.5 mile brick lined route that will lead you to 16 historical sites. Explore museums, meeting houses, homes, churches and a graveyard. Learn about our brave forefathers who shaped our nation.
3. Visit Fanuell Hall, circa 1742, a downtown Boston meeting hall and marketplace still in use today.
4. Visit the USS Constitution and Charleston Navy Yard. The USS Constitution is one of the oldest warships afloat in the world today. First launched in 1797 and commissioned by George Washington to protect America’s maritime interests.
5. Visit the Paul Revere home. Paul Revere’s home was built in 1680 and is one of the oldest buildings in downtown Boston. Paul Revere is the famous silversmith who is best known for his midnight ride to Lexington to warn Samuel Adams and John Hancock that the British were coming.
6. Boston and the surrounding areas have so much to offer, so take the time to experience it all. I am always amazed at how relaxed, friendly and engaging the Bostonian’s are when we visit; it makes every day there a pleasure. The abundant variety of wonderful restaurants, unique shopping possibilities and efficient transportation make it a trip that beckons you to return.
Linda and her husband recently visited friends and family in the historic city of Boston, MA and is sharing her insider tips on what to do and see. After viewing her fabulous photos, you will want to pack your bags and head east! Sounds like a great summer trip to me!
The Boston Public Garden
Take a paddleboat ride in the antique “swan boats” at the beautiful Boston Public Garden; these boats are powered by an individual pedaling the boat! It’s so peaceful and a real treat for all ages.
Visit one of the local bakeries!
On vacation, it’s okay to indulge a little!
Linda and her husband recently visited friends and family in the historic city of Boston, MA and is sharing her insider tips on what to do and see. After viewing her fabulous photos, you will want to pack your bags and head east! Sounds like a great summer trip to me!
The Boston Public Library lions
The Boston Public Library is widely known as the most beautiful library in America. It was designed by the famous New York firm McKim, Mead and White in the late 1800’s. The library is not a museum but certainly feels like one! You will be able to view Classic Renaissance Revival architecture and be surrounded by fabulous art and sculptures, including the famous John Singer Sargent murals.
The pair of lions are sculpted from unpolished sienna marble by artist Louis Saint Gaudens.
Relax and explore the exquisite “reading” gardens and daydream about the Gilded Age.
The sculpture garden in the central courtyard is in the manner of a Renaissance cloister. The library facade is similar to the Palazzo della Cancellaria, a 16th Century Italian palace in Rome.
Available in 22 custom finishes or, for a slight upcharge, select from Benjamin Moore or Sherwin Williams paint!
I couldn’t decide which pillow I liked the most, so you pick! Let us know what you’re thinking!
We celebrated today by bringing in a summer picnic lunch and enjoyed burgers, brats, salad, fruit and delicious desserts!
You must try our liquid Gardeners soap; it’s new this year and it’s loaded with shea butter. It’s amazing how clean and soft your hands will feel; it’s designed for avid gardeners like myself who really get their hands dirty! Best of all it’s made in the USA and available as a bar soap too!
Something sparkly is always nice…need a head turning necklace for your white summer sheath? Try our artisan made necklace, crafted in the USA. The gold filled chain features tiny green agate beads, mini “gold” coins and a huge aqua quartz teardrop.
Stripes are hotter than ever and look so cool underfoot in the summer months. Our flat weave area rug is made of a combination of wool, polyester and nylon and is manufactured in the USA. It is available in a variety of sizes and colors!
Cedarburg Garden Walk
Date: July 13th – 9am to 4pm
Tour three Cedarburg Gardens!
Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 on the day of the event.
Enter a raffle with lots of wonderful prizes!
For more information, visit www.travelwisconsin.com/events/tours/cedarburg-garden-walk-42032.
McNabb & Risley has donated a stylish soft pink shawl – perfect for wearing to dinner or to the movies!
A fresh color palette of indigo blue, sand, navy blue and crisp white come together beautifully in the truly dreamy bedroom featured above. It reminds me of a classic coastal look – perfect for living by Lake Michigan.
*Also available at McNabb & Risley: the upholstered bed, ottoman, accent pillows, drapery, bed skirts and all fabrics are available by the yard!
Our super cool tri-color ottoman is a high style design statement. Let’s celebrate the red, white and blue!
Custom order it now at McNabb & Risley.
Did I mention it was made in the USA? There’s only one – find it locally at McNabb & Risley!
I unwind after work on the screened in porch; it’s such a peaceful place to end the day. It starts to get a little chilly after the sun goes down so I love to wrap a comfy throw around my shoulders as I delve into my latest bestseller. Our cable knit throw is handcrafted in the USA and is available as shown.
“Believe it or not, you, as a consumer, are the key to rebuilding the American economy. Buying American made is not only about national pride or a catchy advertising slogan; it’s about the survival of the U.S. economy and our nation’s jobs. You have a lot of power; use your purchasing influence to keep America strong and ensure a bright future for our children.” –Tara Wilke
Here are a few American made home furnishings from McNabb & Risley, featured in M Magazine this month!
*Chair and ottoman (2), lamp (5) and artwork (4) are available now at McNabb & Risley!
Milwaukee lakefront fireworks celebration.
*Photography by Kristen Bentrup.
“McNabb & Risley has made a constant commitment to purchasing American made products whenever possible. By purchasing American made products you support the national economy, American industry and workforce. Do the responsible thing and make a commitment to shop for American made goods to preserve the economy and our country’s future.” -Tara Wilke, Owner of McNabb & Risley
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The man was brilliant on so many levels; be sure to get out there and play!