Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Thursday, September 17, 2009
My Latest Antiquing Quest....
ooooh the thrill of finding just the right piece when you aren't even looking..... and in this case, it was an antique jewelers bench and matching stool.
sturdy (check)
distressed paint (check)
solid wood (check)
character (double check)
On the down side, I'm not able to use the drawer and my bench pin at the same time. darn. So I think I'll just hang the drawer on the wall above and attach some hooks inside to house my wire/tools etc. Isn't she sweet!
sturdy (check)
distressed paint (check)
solid wood (check)
character (double check)
On the down side, I'm not able to use the drawer and my bench pin at the same time. darn. So I think I'll just hang the drawer on the wall above and attach some hooks inside to house my wire/tools etc. Isn't she sweet!
Labels:
antique,
artist studio,
jewelers bench,
work table
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Art Comes in all Forms
Labels:
head tattoo,
moth tattoo,
tattoo,
winged tattoo
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Display. Display. Display.
Just as "location, location, location" is the key to real estate sales- having good product display is vital in retail. Case in point, I'm an antique store junkie. Most antique stores.... well... lets just say that display is an afterthought (if thought of at all).
So I want to introduce you to an exception to the rule. These groupings were found at one of my favorite shops, Madison's Odana Antiques Mall. These vignettes are color coordinated, seasonal, use a variety of heights and have common components. In my opinion, they have mastered the art of display. What do you think?
(click on picts for close-ups)
http://www.odanaantiques.com
So I want to introduce you to an exception to the rule. These groupings were found at one of my favorite shops, Madison's Odana Antiques Mall. These vignettes are color coordinated, seasonal, use a variety of heights and have common components. In my opinion, they have mastered the art of display. What do you think?
(click on picts for close-ups)
http://www.odanaantiques.com
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