This weekend we hit the regional salvage spot for some hunting and gathering for our renovation. Looking for a few specifics but always open to the possibilities.
Hmm... Possible door handles for the new french door installation.
Lets get a close up of that amazing arch.
I wish we had a spot for that. Its just a bit over scale for the tiny Tudor.
I know just the spot for that.
And twenty or so of these may find a home on our kitchen ceiling.
More cool doors. Although, the arched set at the top of this post is my favorite.
Yum. Table love.
Trunks anyone?
I spy something Swedish.
Thanks for going treasure hunting with me. Hope you like a dig as much as I do. Never let a little dust get in the way.
I LOVE your blog! I am so glad you visited hill country house. Thanks so much for your comment and I can't wait to come back and read more of your posts!!
a.) A 1979 double album by The Clash. b.) Love of all things British. c.) Diary of design, inspiration, and the woe and wonder of completely renovating and decorating a 1920's tudor-esque bungalow. d.) All of the above.
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Good stuff!
Love the arched shutters in the first shot. Where's the store?
Love a great salvage yard.
OOOHHHH! That gets my heart pumping!! I just love salvage! So unique and can add so much to a home!
Leslie
Thanks guys.
that cradle...rocks.
oh, what an amazing spot.
OOoohh my goodness ... just love very old junk!!! And I say YES to all those amazing trunks ;-)
I LOVE your blog! I am so glad you visited hill country house. Thanks so much for your comment and I can't wait to come back and read more of your posts!!
What nice treasures...
I'm hearting those trunks.
Ohh~ I wish I had a great place like that around here! Cannot wait to see pictures of your home. So nice to see you back.
So many wonderful ideas can be hatched in a place like this!
Is this in SA? It so reminds me of a salvage place we hit once- close to DT I think? it was fabulous. Wonderful photos!
Oh I do love the salvage places in the UK! I have a book about them and try to visit the closest one, whenever I'm traveling by car in the UK.
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