Browsing the internet always leads to something else and before I know it I am completely off topic and lost in cyberspace with several bookmarks that I will forget to go back to. But I stumbled across this and was amazed by the potential, a good way to mix in low. Am I tardy to the party on this one?
Those are great things!!! I saw that last mirror somewhere on some blog...I can't remember now :) I do the same thing as you....and 2 hours later, I can not even remember why I got on the computer!
ReplyDeleteThat bottom mirror is hott!
ReplyDeleteHmmm...who would have thought?
ReplyDeleteGreat for accent pieces, but not for furnishing an entire room. I am still thinking about the owl garden stool.
ReplyDeleteI could see uses for the brass side table, but probably with the lacquer stripped to let the metal finish oxidize into a patina. Otherwise, remember these pieces tend to look their best on-line, but lose their looks once home.
ReplyDeleteI love the brass side table, too. Would totally buy that. I'm late to the party, too--had no idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love that side table...to die for. Thanks for the link!
ReplyDeletepopular side table! Will someone please buy? Classicist - you are absolutely right about quality, but a piece mixed in with higher-end stuff is like wearing a h&m accessory with chanel dress - good for a season or two.
ReplyDeleteHey, Capella! Guess what? I picked up my black and gold KIRKLAND'S mirror yesterday--had shipped to the store for free. I was really nervous about the quality, but I'm really impressed now that I see it! It is made out of MDF, but the profile is deep and overall has a nice beefy presence. I'll post about it next week, maybe, if I can get it up on the wall in time.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the lead!!!
(Oh, and, going into the actual store gave me the heebie-jeebies...but my daughter thought everything in there was GORGEOUS, ha!)
Angela - I am thrilled beyond belief that you bought this and it works! It always makes me nervous to put things I haven't seen in person on the blog, but the price was right. Can't wait to see it on the painted house.
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