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Founded in 2003, fort & field grew out of a lifelong love for home and garden... "fort" for home and "field" for garden.
fort & field is simple and utilitarian, vintage inspired with a modern flair, beautiful yet practical.
Shop an ever changing assortment of carefully curated home, garden, party and packaging supplies, & fashion apparel and accessories.
NEW ARRIVALS

discover caravan...
An assortment of items picked up on our travels near and far - woven baskets, wheel thrown pottery, kilim pillows, unique serveware, and paintings to name a few. Some are antique or vintage. Others are one of a kind art pieces. Both of which make the hunt the fun of it! And, none will stick around long!
NEW COLLABORATION: We’ve put together an accessories shop with statement hair wraps, headbands, and clips, plush scarfs and cozy sweaters, animal print and sherpa bags, and bold earrings. Head on over to our off-site partner to snatch up a few must haves for your Fall wardrobe before they sell out! Enjoy flat rate $2.99 shipping and the same return policy as fort & field. Shop now >
mountain style cabin home renovation
A 1978 lakeside home in Central Minnesota is slowly, but surely, becoming a home with a little love, white paint, and vintage finds.


new on the blog...eco Christmas wrapping ideas
"Eco" gift wrapping is the idea of reusing/repurposing containers or wraps so as not to purchase new, which creates excess waste. Or, using wrappings and containers that can be reused after by the recipient, whereby again not creating excess waste. In itself, these are great reasons to adopt this idea! However, I also love the idea of whomever I am gifting to basically receiving an extra gift in the wrapping! I rounded up some inspiration to get you started!
new on the blog...minimalist Scandinavian Christmas decor
For quite a few years now, I have kept my Christmas tree minimal with just white lights. Not only does it save time by not needing to hang ornaments, but it also provides a more minimal, Scandinavian look!


new on the blog...the quiet home of Rachel Craven
Rachel Craven's neutral home was featured in Domino magazine in 2017 and it still feels so relevant almost four years later.