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Lazy Fish Named
Strand’s Best Gift Shop
WMBF TV recently named Pawleys’ own
Lazy Fish gift shop among the entire Grand
Strand’s best gift shops! The Myrtle Beach NBC
affiliate recently featured an online contest to
select the Best of the Strand. Rick and Debbie
Seid, owners of The Fish, were thrilled to be
named the No. 1 Gift Shop by popular vote.
They asked Lowcountry to extend appreciation
to everyone who voted for Lazy Fish. “We
always knew we had great customers, and
we will strive to continue to keep Lazy Fish a
shopping experience unlike any other,” said
Rick.
Best known for bright, unusual, one-of-a-kind
inventory, the Fish carries all manner
of goodies for the home. There’s furniture,
Pine Cone Hill bedding, wall art including
local watercolor prints by Penny Low,
canvas giclees by Gerri Hyman, oyster shell
creations and cool indoor signs made from
recycled hurricane debris. Design services
are always available. Both Coastal Living and
Southern Living have featured stories and
photographs about Rick and Debbie’s unique
flair for decorating. Must-have personal items
include Reisenthel carry bags from Germany
(monogramming available) and colorful
leather goods from Rowallan that make great
gifts.
Pamper yourself with a pair of impossibly
soft Pine Cone Hill PJs. Invitations, stationery
and party goods from Lilly Pulitzer are now
available at the Fish along with accessories,
tabletop and gifts for every celebration and
special occasions. It’s easy to circle the shop
time and again and discover something new
on every lap.
Known for great service, unique items and
complimentary gift wrap, you simply must
visit this one-stop shopping destination.
Come once and Lazy Fish will have you
hooked.
Open Monday through Saturday
10 AM – 5 PM visit them at 11378 Ocean
Highway in Pawleys.
Shady Ladies at
Your Service
If – like many others – you’re staying home
more these days, you are probably looking for
ways to freshen up your favorite room, a piece
of furniture or a few window treatments. The
mother/daughter team of Sharon Davis and
Sandy Sheely are just the “shady ladies” to
help you bring your home alive again.
Sharon and Sandy of Shades and Draperies in
Murrells Inlet have been adding their design
sparkle to their customers’ coastal residences
for nearly thirty years—and their passion for
the work still shines as bright as ever.
When you walk into the Shades and Draperies
design studio, you’ll find yourself surrounded
yourself with color, texture and style. Let
Sharon and Sandy guide you through a
multitude of fabrics, finishes and approaches
to designing one piece, one room or your
entire home. They work hard to stay abreast of
new and emerging trends in fabrics, window
treatments and interior design so they can
share a wealth of knowledge with their clients.
What’s popular now in the world of fabric and
home design? The colors of fresh fruit form a
vibrant palette of apple green,
white, pink and orange. Neutrals
are still a favorite for many, but
now have the added benefit of
texture, embroidery and subtle
prints. Crisp, cool linens and
linen blends also are showing
up in new fabric collections.
Customers can choose from an
extensive selection of fabrics
from Thibaut, S’Harris, Vervain,
and Highland Court—to name
just a few.
“As in other industries ‘green’
is very big in home design
too,” explains Sandy. “We carry several
lines of fabrics that are made from recycled
materials and are recyclable as well. It’s
nice to be able to offer products that have
been manufactured with respect for the
environment that also are beautiful and
durable.”
As Georgetown County’s only Hunter
Douglas Window Fashion Gallery, Shades
and Draperies has access to the latest
shutters, blinds and shades from this premier
manufacturer before they’re available
elsewhere.
“Hunter Douglas recently introduced a line
of shades called Duette Architella that can
save customers more than 30% off of their
annual energy bills. The blend of technology
and pleasing design is truly amazing,” adds
Sharon.
Even after working together for three decades,
these ladies are brimming with energy, talent,
and enthusiasm and it shows in the beautiful
one-of-a-kind work they create for their
clients. The duo prides itself on designing all
sizes of projects for a wide variety of people.
“We want our customers to feel special.
Whatever we create—from window
treatments, to bedding, to upholstery—it’s
just for that person and their home.
Everything we do is custom made and of the
highest quality. No matter what size your
home is, you deserve to have and enjoy the
best we can offer,” explains Sandy.
Visit the “shady ladies” at Shades and
Draperies and put their creativity to work for
you. Call at 843.651.8177. Better still stop in
their showroom in Murrells Inlet and tell them
Lowcountry Companion sent you!
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