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Showing posts with label Off-beat market. Show all posts
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Monday, February 4, 2013

Interior Decoration Off-Beat Market: Colin Schaelli

Interior Decoration Its Friday and time for another Off-beat market. Check out the furniture of Colin Schaelli. Honestly, these images say it all and don't need me to add much more. Wow!I posted this photo on my Tumblr site and it sort of stuck in my mind. I had to research where it came from and was glad to find this fantastically minimal series of furnishings. Occasionally, I'm asked why

Monday, January 21, 2013

Interior Decoration Off-Beat Market: Little Wren Pottery

Interior Decoration Happy Friday, everyone. I'm back with another Off-beat Market shop. Hope you are enjoying these articles. I'd like to make them a regular thing. Today's find is Little Wren Pottery owned by Victoria Baker. She is a second generation potter and her love of this handmade artform, really shows.(This color is so beautiful)Personally, I LOVE pottery. All the variation in color and

Monday, January 14, 2013

Interior Decoration Off-Beat Market

Interior Decoration  My love and fascination for chairs has been no secret on this blog. My other love is finding shopping sites that may be off the radar. You can imagine how excited I was when I found Sally Nencini's site, since it combines both! She has a bespoke upholstery shop based in London. Vintage chairs are given wonderful makeovers with very unique fabrics and details.  The "Come To

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