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Showing posts with label displays using vintage items. Show all posts
Showing posts with label displays using vintage items. Show all posts

Thursday, April 16, 2015

The Paris Market in Savannah, Georgia

     The Paris Market in Savannah, Georgia is a lovely place to shop.  I had been interested in visiting the store and was delighted when I was able to step inside the doors and see all the treasures first hand.  

There were tables set in elegant china, silver and crystal.


I loved these gold-rimmed bouillon bowls.  
They would have gone beautifully with my Haviland china.


So much imagination went into the table settings


This green table had me really ready to celebrate spring!


A clever way to display cookbooks and napkins.





Spring inspiration was everywhere!



What a fun time I had visiting The Paris Market! 
Have you been there?
What did you buy?
Happy Friday!

Monday, July 11, 2011

Seaside Shopping

Last week, while we were visiting friends, we ate and shopped in Seaside, Florida.  I loved this one store that I visited while at Seaside.  The name of the store is The Art of Simple



I saw this sign and decided to step inside.


A number of things attracted my attention as soon as I walked in the door.  There was art on the walls and there were shells attractively displayed in different containers.  I loved the feeling of creativity that I experienced when I walked in.


Check out the business cards!
  Who wouldn't love a business card that looks like that??  How fun!


 Check out this unique art.


I loved how the shells were displayed in The Art of Simple.  I wish I had some of these pieces at my home so I could use them for various displays and collections throughout the year.  That would be nice.



  
 

Love the stove.
 



Funky art 


There were a number of interesting larger pieces of furniture. 
Some were wood finished and some were
 all chippy with different layers of old paint.
  I loved them all.




We got several bath fizzes that were displayed on this American Beauty stove.  Yummy!

I can remember wanting a stove similar to this years ago
 when I saw several lined up at an auction preview.
I never did tell anyone that I wanted one of those old stoves.
  I couldn't quite figure out then how to convince
my parents that I wanted  needed a stove like this--especially when I was only
17 years old and 1,500 miles from home.....

Have a great day and I hope you enjoyed the visit to
 The Art of Simple.



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