Fab Find: Patch NYC at Target

Happy weekend everyone!  I was flipping through a magazine the other day and something jumped out at me...

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An eye-catching ad for a new "Shops at Target" line by a Boston-based store called Patch NYC.  They seem to have the coolest "woodland whimsy" home decor theme going on for their Target line, and I'm super excited to go check it out in person.  Best part is, it's totally affordable with most items $25 or less.  Here are a few of my favorite Patch NYC items currently offered both in-store and online at Target:

1. Patch Animal Print Dessert Plates ($20) - Target // 2. Patch Journal 2-Pack ($20) - Target // 3. Patch Feather Coffee Pot ($25) - Target // 4. Patch Accent Rug Black/Rust ($25) - Target // 5. Patch Geometric Pillow ($25) - Target // 6. Patch Woodgrain Pillow ($25) - Target // 7. Patch Mushroom Candle ($10) - Target // 8. Patch Owl Lamp w/Bulb ($60) - Target // 9. Patch Pouf Plum/Pink ($80) - Target

Patch NYC will only be featured at Target from 9 September through 20 October, so don't wait too long to go scope it out.  In a way, the short time-frame makes all the products "limited editions" of sorts.  Kinda cool!

Lucky me, I'll be checking out Patch NYC's actual store in the South End (here in Boston) soon!  I've visited their website {here} and can't wait to see their one-of-a-kind wares in person...they seem to be vintage-inspired, artistic, and wonderfully rustic yet refined.

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Here are a few of their online offerings from the Boston shop:

Vintage Urn Planter ($38) - Perfect for planting or simply showcasing on a shelf/mantel

Whale Candle ($37) - Orange, Patchouli, Basil, and Jasmine, oh my!

Ikat Pillow Set ($198 for both) - The fabric is sublime and so rich looking

Handmade Burlap Mushrooms ($38 each) - So adorable, and no two are alike!

Inspiration Portfolio Cards ($18) - Perfect for framing or inspiring (or both!)

Piggy Banks ($36 large, $15 small) - Sometimes you just see a piggy bank done right...

Anyone else totally loving these things?  Has anyone seen Patch NYC's Target line in person yet?  Do give us the inside scoop!!!