This week, we're featuring pulleys!
I found a very pretty wood and metal version around the store last week and totally underestimated the weight of it when I went to pick it up!
Come and see a few ideas on how to incorporate these beauties in a decorated room...
So, here is our inspiration item from The Old Lucketts Store...
...and here are a few ways you can use pulley system components in your home decor. Enjoy!
{1} What a fantastic idea! An old pulley, some canning jars, and a few chandelier crystals were made in to an upcycled chandelier. Small votive candles are used in the jars as lights.
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{2} Two antique barn pulleys keep these vintage books in place as bookends.
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{3} This metal pulley wheel was mounted on a metal base and topped with glass. A very striking repurposed industrial side table {interesting area rug too}.
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{4} Another light fixture that uses a pulley, but this time with a bare bulb. This would look great with one of our Edison bulbs. I saw this one on etsy {sorry it was already sold} - but what a very raw industrial look. I've also seen a lot of antique pulleys used to hang existing light fixtures as well {instead of being the actual light fixture like the one shown here}.
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{5} Leave it alone. Pulleys and components can be used as accessories on a mantle, table, or bookshelf. Sometimes when objects are this pretty and interesting, they're better left alone to be admired.
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Thanks for joining us for Store to Abode Friday. Can't wait to find something around the store to show you next week!
Have a lovely weekend!
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