This is the store front. Just a taste of what is to come inside.
I love how the ares are grouped by color. You know me and blue...this is my kind of spot!
Vintage Driftwood Mirror...$2600
Tracy, this is what I was thinking about for you.
(So much easier to spend other people's money, don't you think?)
They can also custom make you one for $1750.
White Vine Pendant...$1595
Natural Vine Pendant...$1050
Pair of Totem Pole Lamps...$2650Does this remind anyone of the Brady Bunch's trip to Hawaii?
Pair of Cork Lamps...$1995
Vintage Ceramic Lantern....$795
Mirror Planter...$1400.
These were so fabulous in person..and would be even more fabulous outside my backdoor. I wanted so badly to take them home with me, but I am going to have to save up a few more pennies....
Blue Beaded Chandelier...$695
These also come in orange, pink and green.
Love, love, love!!!
Come on! You have got to have a spot for one or two of these!!
Don't miss out on a chance to stop by if you are in Atlanta. The owner, Lee Kleinhelter, has such a great eye and a clean fresh look. If nothing else, it will inspire you to bring color into your home.
You can see more here.
A big thank you to Anna for your help!
Hope to be back soon!!
Don't forget to stop by tomorrow for more details and pictures form my trip to Scott's with Eddie Ross.
Lots of fun things-expensive fun things! I love the cork lamps and those beaded chandeliers in pink would've been perfect for Samantha's BR in our old house! Can't wait to see the rest....
ReplyDeleteThe Brady Bunch comment made me laugh - that's EXACTLY what they look like. What a cool store - I have to add it to my list. I've never been there before.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by the store! We love your blog, and it was great to meet you. Hope you had fun with Eddie Ross!
ReplyDeleteDrool... you had me at that front window... I heart green and white together! Loved too many things to name in that store, but most especially all the COLOR! Can't wait for the Eddie Ross recap!
ReplyDeletewow. blue beaded pendants are my favorites. love! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite shop, too bad I can't afford any of it:(
ReplyDeleteI wish I lived closer to this STORE. I recognize that dresser from her Cottage living magazine article..It's so cute with the green paint.
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