News & Travel

Dias De Los Muertos

Not only is Halloween approaching but so is one of Mexico’s largest holidays, Dias De Los Muertos. This celebration occurs on November 1st, and 2nd. Traditions include building altars honoring deceased loved ones. They use sugar skulls, marigolds, and the favorite foods and beverages of the departed and visit their graves with these as gifts. The purpose of this holiday is to celebrate and respect family and friends that have passed. The Catrina skeleton is one of the most recognizable figures of the Day of the Dead celebrations.

Here at Luna we are celebrating with our own homemade altar and Catrinas galore. We also have a display in downtown San Luis Obispo at Arts Obispo in the Creamery. Here are some photos as well as a link to a video and more information about this wonderful Mexican tradition.

Dayofthedead.com

Click here for a wonderful short Travel Channel Day of

the Dead  video


Custom Work

We are building orders for our December shipment! Whether you are needing very specific dimensions or just looking to get creative and design a piece our custom work is a great option. We can build in assorted woods and materials to combine function with your desired look. Customization available in new pine or reclaimed woods as well as iron furniture, and the use of antique components, copper and travertine. See what a rough sketch can materialize into. Let’s create something for you today!

From sketch to finished project.


Tolosa Savor Event with Luna Decor

Here at Luna we are more than happy to loan decor to a local event. Tolosa Winery in San Luis Obispo put on a beautiful winemaker dinner in the vineyards during the Savor weekend. Our vases, candelabras and lamps and side tables set the mood for what was a truely magical night in the vineyard.