The real key to a good design is to introduce the unexpected. I always rely on architectural salvage to pull this off! Take a look at a few of these gorgeous antiques, enjoy . . .
Massive Ha??? Not really sure what it is, but very intrigued by it’s size and aged patina color!!!
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Congratulations to Tracy Fisher IN,
She is the lucky gal who snagged one of my hand knotted burlap table runners!!!!
Photo courtesy of A Country Farmhouse
In closing, I would like to share one of my Grandfather’s favorite sayings
“ Everything in moderation including moderation!”
:-)
You know how much I love me some antiques! Some great images here. I especially loved the colleciton of tall glass cloches...hubba hubba!
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oxox
Jennifer
Wow, I agree with Jennifer. Those tall glass cloches against what looks like a zinc topped table is a beautiful vignette. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeletePamela Jo
Hey MISSY...I'm really missing you girl!!! Where have you been...I love this post...love it ALL! I do have to agree with the others above tho...that glass cloche with the old books~sigh~love~
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xoxokathee
Just divine, perfect flea market brocante photo's over here,
ReplyDeletecongrats to Tracy you have a beautiful win a burlap runner to love.
xoxo
Dore
PS Laurie have you found your center island lanterns yet, I am still waiting for you to find me some too :)