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All Autumn Long

Our collection includes both vintage and modern pieces, each holding memories of this fall and falls from the past.

Blueprint of a historic building with architectural sketches and plans, framed and hung on a textured wall.
Empty ornate gold-framed mirror hanging on a weathered white wall
A decorative plate with a painted scene of two swans on a water body, surrounded by greenery and clouds, mounted on a white wall with rust stains.
A maroon background with a circular logo at the top center containing a white shield shape with a white letter H inside it, and the text 'Folk Art Collection 11 Hamilton Home' around the shield. Below the logo, there is a paragraph of white text describing the collection's focus on handcrafted, folk art-inspired home decor, emphasizing handmade, carved wood, weathered quilts, and the transformative power of art in the home.
Folk Art Figure in Red Coat Folk Art Figure in Red Coat
Folk Art Figure in Red Coat
$175.00

Nashville, Tennessee

Carved and painted wood, Early-mid 20th Century

Simple in form yet rich in history, this carved wooden folk art figure embodies the spirit of early American craftsmanship. The red paint, gently worn at the edges, reveals layers of age and touch. Its elongated shape feels almost architectural — a timeless presence that stands gracefully in both traditional and modern spaces. A rare collectible that brings color, character, and a trace of the maker’s hand to any interior.

Painting of a black and white sheep in a wooden frame.
Logo for Folk Art Collection at 11 Hamilton Home featuring a shield with the letter H, surrounded by a circular text that says 'Folk Art Collection' and '11 Hamilton Home'. Beneath, there is a description that reads, 'Folk art meets modern design handmade pieces that carry stories, collected to make a room feel like home. PO1'.
A woman sitting on a bed resting her head on her hand, dressed in traditional clothing, with a basket of cloth and a mirror on the bed, and a vase with flowers on a carpet in the foreground.
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Close-up of the inside of a wooden cabinet door showing hinges and a metal arm hinge.
A metal spoon resting on a paper sheet with multiple different shaped cutouts of spoons.
A woman sitting on a bed, resting her head on her hand, gazing to the side. She wears a traditional, embroidered dress with a blue headscarf. There are pillows, a basket of items, a book, and a vase with pink flowers in the scene, with a decorative rug on the floor.
Spoon by Daniel Rozensztroch Spoon by Daniel Rozensztroch
Spoon by Daniel Rozensztroch
$65.00

Spoon by Daniel Rozensztroch (Pointed Leaf Press, 2017) transforms the humble spoon—obsessively collected over years and rendered in wood, glass, mother-of-pearl, bone, metal, horn, porcelain, enamel, and ceramic—into a gallery-worthy subject, showcasing hundreds of utensils from Rozensztroch’s personal collection with high-quality photography and fine printing.

A vintage wooden toy airplane with a propeller and small wheels on a white surface.
A painted scene of white houses on a hillside with four small figurines, including a girl flying a kite, a boy, a girl, and a creature with large ears and a conical head, layered over the painting.
Folk Art Swan Painting on Round Board Folk Art Swan Painting on Round Board
Folk Art Swan Painting on Round Board
$375.00

Nashville, Tennessee

Oil on found tin, early 20th century

Painted on what was once a tin can lid, this early American folk art painting captures a tranquil lakeside moment — two swans gliding across muted water. The surface, softened by age, carries a faded patina that only deepens its allure. Both humble and poetic, it transforms an everyday object into art. Whether hung on its own or grouped with other naïve paintings, it adds a touch of nostalgia and soul to any wall.

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Pair of Sheep Paintings Pair of Sheep Paintings Pair of Sheep Paintings
Pair of Sheep Paintings
from $225.00

Nashville, Tennessee

Oil on linen, rustic wood frames, contemporary

Rendered in quick, expressive strokes, these folk art sheep paintings evoke a pastoral calm. The soft neutrals and textured linen ground give them a painterly depth, while rustic wooden frames add warmth. Hung together, they create a quiet rhythm — timeless yet fresh. Perfect for gallery walls or layered interiors, these portraits bring a hint of countryside serenity to contemporary spaces.

Lucie ’81 Lucie ’81
Lucie ’81
$150.00

Braunschweig, Germany

Print of a pen and ink drawing by Lucie Forstenzer, age 89.

The naivety of the things she loved.

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Painted Curved-Neck Shorebird Painted Curved-Neck Shorebird
Painted Curved-Neck Shorebird
$480.00

Austin, Texas

Hand-carved wood with aged white and black paint

Graceful in line and quietly sculptural, this antique shorebird decoy bridges function and art. The white-and-black surface, softly cracked with age, traces each hand-tooled mark of the maker. Once used along the coast, it now reads as a modern folk art sculpture—a study in proportion and poise. Beautiful against a neutral wall or on a minimalist console, it brings the authenticity of American coastal craft into contemporary interiors.

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Slate--Winged Sandpiper Slate--Winged Sandpiper
Slate--Winged Sandpiper
$245.00

Bantam, Connecticut

Carved from a single block of wood and set on a piece of naturally weathered driftwood, this folk art sandpiper sculpture radiates quiet elegance. The gray-slate wings, flecked with soft speckles, give it an almost painterly surface. Honest, tactile, and full of presence, it embodies the spirit of American shorebird decoys—objects once made for use, now celebrated as pure form. Perfect for collectors or anyone drawn to coastal folk art decor.

Long-Billed Curlew Long-Billed Curlew
Long-Billed Curlew
$440.00

Austin, Texas

Dynamic and expressive, this hand-carved wooden curlew decoy captures the motion of flight in still form. Its elongated orange bill sweeps forward with sculptural grace, while layers of worn blue paint reveal decades of handling and care. Mounted on a black iron base, it stands as both relic and modern folk art sculpture—a coastal piece reimagined for today’s interior.

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Poster advertising an art exhibition featuring Modigliani, Soutine, and other artists, held at Palazzo Cipolla, Rome. The poster shows a painting of a woman with short dark hair and a black dress with a white collar.
Framed artwork with the words "My One True Love" in red text on a white background.
Two paintings with rustic frames hanging on a white wall; the top painting depicts a sheep with a black face and woolly body, the bottom painting shows a small sheep or lamb viewed from behind, standing on grass.
Close-up of an old, worn decorative plate with a painting of two swans on water, surrounded by lily pads, with a green and blue background.
A painted wooden figure resembling a traditional toy soldier, dressed in red with a black face and white eyes, standing on a white surface against a plain white background.
Three colorful, abstract ceramic sculptures of whimsical characters displayed on a white surface.
A vintage wooden chest with an open lid, placed on a tiled floor against a plain wall.
Close-up of a minimalist, neutral-colored ceramic or stone bowl with a textured surface on a white surface with a plain white background.
Close-up of a wooden spatula resting on a white wooden spatula holder with metal utensils, including a bottle opener and a fork, on a wooden surface.
Close-up of the inside of a wooden cabinet door with visible hinges and a metal arm for support.
Decorative airplane model, books titled 'Comporta' and 'YOLO Journal', and small wrapped gifts on a wooden surface, with a green plant in a round pot in the background.
Vintage wooden toy airplane with a propeller, situated on a white surface against a plain white background.

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I’m Debra Forstenzer

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Your globetrotting guide to curated living

After years of jetsetting for corporate design gigs, I've turned my passion for unique finds into 11 Hamilton Home. I believe in the power of beautifully crafted objects to transform spaces and lives. Whether I'm scouring hidden markets in Marrakech or reimagining vintage sunglasses, I'm always on the hunt for pieces that tell a story. Join me in creating homes that are as unique and fascinating as the people who live in them. Warning: may cause spontaneous redecorating and an appreciation for the extraordinary in the everyday.

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Two framed paintings on a white wall, with the top painting depicting a black and white sheep and the bottom painting showing a person with long hair standing in a field.
A woman in traditional dress sitting on a bed, resting her head on her hand, next to a pillow with blue star patterns, with a basket of fabric and a mirror nearby, and a small vase with pink flowers on the floor.
Close-up of two wooden frames, one above the other, with the bottom frame containing a worn canvas or screen, hanging on a white textured wall.
Decorative plate with a painted scene of swans on a pond, against a weathered, off-white wall with rust stains.
Close-up of a worn, brown paper label with black typewritten text reading, 'painted by Katie Meyer Geroer before 1900,' attached to the underside of a dark, round object.
Close-up of a beige, oval-shaped ceramic plate or dish on a white stand against a plain white background.
An old, round, glass-dome picture frame with a painted scene of two white swans on a pond, surrounded by green lily pads and a background of trees and sky.

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Vintage Floral Needlepoint Rug (Completed 1976) Vintage Floral Needlepoint Rug (Completed 1976)
Vintage Floral Needlepoint Rug (Completed 1976)
$950.00

One-of-a-Kind | Hand-stitched Textile Art

This extraordinary hand-stitched needlepoint rug is a celebration of patience, artistry, and devotion. Years in the making and completed in 1976, it features a vibrant scattering of wildflowers—each bloom rendered in meticulous cross-stitch with joyful, painterly precision. The palette is pure charm: bright cornflower blues, poppy reds, daffodil yellows, and blushing pinks—all dancing across a natural linen ground, framed in a deep green border.

Signed with pride and stitched with love, it carries the quiet intimacy of something made by hand and meant to last. Whether displayed as a wall hanging, laid gently across a table, or draped over the back of a settee, this piece brings not only color and texture—but a story—to your space.

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Close-up of a floral embroidered cloth with a green border, draped over a wooden surface in a room with a tall indoor plant, a white side table, and decorative items in the background.

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