She is also very affirming and supportive when subs (me) DM her tipsy. I sent her several drunky messages from Como, Italy whilst under the heavy influence of Negronis, and she was nothing but kind. I was convinced that Paige needed to see every small unique lamp I encountered. :))
@@janemartin3566 i bet she loved that! it would also be a dream to do a “happy hour” pop-up with paige, K8 and maybe caroline winkler (preferably in the DC area where i am). hint hint paige if you see this ;)
filming in the wild tip: you can film b-roll while out and voiceover it later, much less pressure than talking to the camera in front of people. i'd also love to see you check out the alameda antique faire in the bay area, first sunday of every month - it's definitely worth it!
fun facts from a ex-fixer upper fanatic: jimmy don is the metal worker that joanna used in the show while clint harp is the woodworker who made all of her custom wood pieces (including the tables you mentioned). clint closed his furniture business last year so he doesn't have a physical store in the magnolia square, but he does have a tv show on the magnolia network (like you said, they've done everything.) the little plant store in the magnolia square is actually owned by joanna's sister! not only that, she *also* has her own show focused on her plant store on the magnolia network. the silos did exist before joanna and chip bought them, which came with the surrounding empty lot you were standing on at the beginning of the video. at first it just included the main store, the bake shop, and the food trucks. a couple years later they expanded into the entire block by adding the little community of shops, the coffee shop, the baseball field, and the church! the church was abandonded and they relocated the entire building onto their property, obviously documenting it all on an hgtv special.
Your fits are fr unmatched, I would loove to see some clothing related content in the future! Maybe like “putting together outfits based on interiors” so it’s still design related?
I got Pleasantville vibes looking at Magnolia-land. Too commercial for me. Thanks for giving us the lowdown on Waco’s tourist destination. I’m with you and Kate-I prefer vintage.
All I can say is this video made me smile and sometimes really giggle! You are so full of fun and just crack me up!! Love those tall candle holders you purchased.
I'm anti astro turf but in Texas grass is probably soooooooooo much of a water suck that astro turf is maybe a better choice? wouldve been cool to see like a native plant meadow vibes tho
Ok so tips for Round Top (even tho you’re already gone) Go during the spring & fall “Antiques Week”, it’d miiiiiiiiles of thrifting, and if you go on the last few days people want to get rid of their stuff and they are up to haggle. But don’t actually go to Round Top, that’s where all the rich snobby people go, you have to go to Warrenton, the town like 2 miles down the road and go to the giant open fields full of vendors and crusty old barns that’s where the heat is. There’s usually good parking behind St. John’s Church for $5 and they have good brisket sandwiches too.
Got a kick out of Paige putting the Magnolia magnet and photo booth pics of the 4 of them on the fridge back home! Idea for another video in this new series: the last-standing Frank Lloyd Wright hotel is in northern Iowa. Maybe fly out, rent an SUV, stay in hotel, and then go antiquing on drive back to parents' place in Chicago? Love the spontaneity on this channel!
Welcome to Texas. Had no idea Chip and Joanna Gaines had a village. It felt like Target meets Pottery Barn. $3000 for an antique table is way over priced for what it is. In Sam Antonio, you can find them at Salvation Army and Goodwill stores. Sounds like they’re really trying to make a hard buck for vintage antiques.
I was pleasantly surprised also when I went to the Silos and the Magnolia shops. Everything feels nicely done, even if it does lean a bit „ Target.“ The best of Target is pretty good! The spiral of the little town feel IS a little Disneyland! I went by myself and had a lot of fun. Glad you took our advice and checked it out!
I'm a Wacoan who worked at Magnolia 3 1/2 years and would have gladly given you a tour of whatever you wanted plus a beer at the Backyard or Pivovar. Things are so very quiet now with the economy so stinky. A good time to visit.
This was great fun. Ideas for future: what about historic homes throughout the country? Everything from Victorian to Frank Lloyd Wright. Would love to see your takes. Also, keep bringing Kate along for filming, just make sure she shows her face every now and again - and mic her!
I went to Baylor for college over two years ago but I would have DIED running into you romping around Magnolia and the Grease pit (what we called the area where Whataburger and Dutch bros is). Loved getting to witness your Magnolia appreciation and snippets of antique gold (much of what I loved design-wise while living in Texas)!!!
That was definitely fun! I agree with the other poster who said, film stuff and voice over later if you are self conscious. Beer spa? I don't know that I would want to soak in beer, but damn those copper tubs are fire!
Ideas for trips: Hearst Castle and Solvang. Also, dying to know what brand of boots you were wearing (the black ones you wore with the white jeans). Love them!!!
If you ever do this again I hope you keep the live audio. I know there were a lot of voice over suggestions but honestly, your thoughts then and there were great. Loved this
Loved this!! If you want feedback I have a few suggestions for what I would've liked more of. 1. A bit more of an outline/plan of what places you're going to. It felt like some places were skipped, some overlapped etc. I wasn't sure what the itinerary was. 2. Kate should be mic'd - when you asked her questions I wanted to hear the answers! :) 3. Shoot the places even without you in the footage and then do voiceover, especially if you're nervous in public to film. I would've like to see the inside of Magnolia Press, your drinks etc. Hope these help! :)
We love the spontaneity with which you and Kate zipped over to Wacco and, yes, we understand why you wouldn't want to film in the shops. We would settle for some photos of whatever is in the six little "village" shops. We need to know more about those. Do you like how I am taking the liberty of speaking for all your fans? If you choose to travel farther east sometime, I would be happy to ask my stylish sister for Durham recommendations. She and I live for thrifting and hobby (passion) prop-styling. We will spend hours on our respective mantles when I am in Durham of she in Brooklyn. Of course, if you are even in Brooklyn, I will show you my favorite thrift spots.
One of my favorite household items is the mug I bought from there. The handle is utter perfection, it’s so comfortable. I think the mugs are made locally too
Loved the vlog! Fun to see a different style of video. For your next trip, you should go out to the Brimfield Antiques fair. There are 3 every year and the first one is in May. It’s also about 2 hours from the Hudson Valley, so you could hit up all the great antiques there.
Yes! I was just thinking this! Honestly would love to watch Paige vs Brimfield 🪑 but a drive back to LA from Mass would be killer lol, so no furniture… also it’s really crowded so would be A LOT of filming in public 🫣
Love your videos! Maybe a way around feeling uncomfortable filming in public is to silently film visual footage and then do a sit down with Kate and talk about what you saw…
Some of my favorite interior design people have been going to Round Top lately, which is about a half hour from me, and it's so cool to see it getting some recognition! It can get the reputation as the boozy weekend trip for rich white ladies and their big hats so it's fun to see some of my design idols checking it out for the actual pieces.
I had fallen asleep when this video rolled into my dream. I was already revisiting the art school I attended in San Francisco and ran into you on campus. Apparently I was trying to show you around San Francisco but you kept saying how uncomfortable you were filming. 😂😂😂
U should do a series where u go to different states and critique/explore niche design styles from that state. For example: the Victorian gingerbread type homes from the east coast up in New Jersey or the Hamptons style or the Arizona desert style
How about when filming in public, just filming more of the stuff you are looking at and not necessarily filming you talking, if that is the most uncomfortable part. Then we would see more of what you are seeing and you could maybe do a bit of voice over afterwords. Just an idea. Cuz it def. feels like you are rushing because you don't like to be on camera in public. And I do get that, I would also not love to be on camera talking in public.
If you want a similar place where you can walk around with beers in hand, check out the McMenamin’s Edgefield outside of Portland. They have a heated pool where beers are also allowed. And a cigar shack!
This was fun to watch! The blanket and tiny pillow are wonderful as a little set. I'd be interested in your take on Louisville, KY (my home city), because people have gotten some real big ideas that we're a tourist town now. (Frankly, I despise both bourbon and horse-racing.) We do have a couple fun antique/flea-markets and dining and art. Plus some boutique hotels if you've got money.
Understandably it might be thinking too big but you and Kate going antiquing in like Italy or France sounds like a blast (and also v business trip because you are doing research for us all haha)
Now I am wondering if I have a touch of Florida in my house...OH yeah, well duh my whole bathroom has a seashell "theme" which sounds much worse than it actually is. It's understated. It has a "sailor's valentine" theme. The tile is gray, the shower curtain and mat are white, and the walls above the (1950s) tile are a light peach color. I love it.
OMG, great "out of the box" video, and loved it. And, also, what I really loved was the little round cutting board you found. So perfect, wish I had one. PLEASE, PLEASE, TELL US WHAT ARE THE JEANS YOU ARE WEARING WHEN YOU SHOW THE ROUND CUTTING BOARD. So classic, and look so fab on you. Love XOXOXO!
Love this and I need a beer spa visit for sure. Suggestions: interspersed still photos through the video like you did at the end to break up the filming and I wanted to know the prices for the things you bought at Roundtop. For another market visit, must come to New England for the Brimfield Flea Market in Massachusetts. May, July and September dates.
go antiquing in upstate ny and visit the mackenzie-childs farm in aurora and review :) they also have a festival in the fall with a cult following and the finger lakes are beautiful!
Hi, as a primitive and folk art dealer I can say it’s not Welch, they are American designs… they are called “overshot”… 1800s textiles used as blankets. In the south they are everywhere to the point you get sick of them lol.
Maybe go to all the biggest flea markets around the US, like Brimfield flea market in Mass, Montsweag Flea Market, in Maine, Elephant’s Trunk Flea Market in Connecticut…
You guys can go visit Ree Drummond’s aka The Pioneer Woman “Boarding House” hotel in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. Looks cool with different decorated rooms to choose and a mercantile restaurant. Check it out Paige and Kate.♥️🌾👩🏼🌾👩🏻🌾
You'd have to research if it's for you or not, but High Point Furniture Market is held once a year in High Point, NC. It gets tons of visitors but it's kind of a trade show.
Have you ever heard of Michigan's longest garage sale? Its all along US 12 and travels through most of the southern part of the state. I think its in August
I live in Dallas about 2 hours north of Waco - I never clicked on a video so fast. We stopped by the Silos on the way down to Austin once. The one time was good enough 😬 Went to Round Top last fall and it was not really our style…at least the show we went to. There were a ton of French and Italian antiques…It was also very expensive lol
My friend you have to hit the crusty old barns and open fields in Warrenton, the town like 2 miles from Round Top - skip the snobby parts around Round Top they suck!!
I think the butter bell might be for garlic. I just learned about that when I was antiquing last week and something similar was labeled for garlic. Also, love a game table. I personally have been designing my space to emulate my favorite Sims 4 activities (since the pandemic isolation). It's good to get out of your comfort zone and see whats out there!
Good on you for visiting Waco. Thanks for not shitting on it - I mean anybody can do that. Magnolia is not my taste but it's got some OK stuff. Ya right - it is like Disneyland. It's what sociologists cal the Mcdonaldisation of everyday life.
I'm not a fan. There's some nice decor but it's like Basquiat used to write, "Samo, Samo" - nothing that stirs my soul. There's a formula that's easy to put together (imo), then there's the more interesting out of the box kind of stuff like you see in small apartments in NYC. And even better, there's super creative interiors that have dimension. I'd LOVE to see artists' houses. I have an old book on them titled, "Artists' Houses" by Vendom Press that came out in 2005. You'd love it if you could find a copy. It would inspire you all to hell. In the vein of small NYC apartments, I'd love to see you visit funky houses in N'Orleans. The best part was seeing you joyfully dance around on the fake green while your friend Kate holds the camera. The whole area is one big showroom - super commercial- and pukey. They should've stuck with the silos and a restaurant/club with local musicians. It made me think of the series with Emma Stone called "The Curse" - a satirical black comedy about what's really behind the curtain with fixer upper people who do shows for the wrong reasons. ($$$$$$$ over the actual people) You can find cool wood vintage tables that aren't $3,000. I've seen better for a an 1/8th of that cost that Chip & Joanna charge. Re your bangs, if you have't already trimmed them, consider a longer bang that you can wear straight and also change up with some volume. You've got a kind of Jean Shrimpton vibe. (1960s model)
PLS PAIGE - where are your sunglasses from the first clips at the silos from!!! They are exactly what I've been looking for. Praying they're not vintage 🤞🏼
I only have recommendations for germany if you ever come to europe again. I would suggest a visit to vitra in weil am rhein and the bauhaus museum and a few cool buildings in Weimar.
The effort she went through to not say Disneyland for White Women is astounding.
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The speed at which you turned this around from idea to trip is remarkable 😂 I greatly appreciate the commitment
ok idea pitch idea: you can do a ‘thrifting through a state’ series where you literally just thrift through a state, small or big city with kate
love this
I second this!!!!
Make sure you have a lot of space to fit things...or just get a U-Haul!!
Thrift a state with Kate
@@markiekeddy3346 BRILLIANT!!!
tipsy paige running in front of the silos is straight out of the sound of music… then starts juggling like a pro. how does she do it all ?
@@peztopher7297 it’s called juggling the soccer ball when it’s not on the ground :) look it up
@@peztopher7297 it’s called “juggling” when the ball doesn’t touch the ground :) look it up friend
it’s called juggling when the ball doesn’t touch the ground :) look it up my friend
She is also very affirming and supportive when subs (me) DM her tipsy. I sent her several drunky messages from Como, Italy whilst under the heavy influence of Negronis, and she was nothing but kind. I was convinced that Paige needed to see every small unique lamp I encountered. :))
@@janemartin3566 i bet she loved that! it would also be a dream to do a “happy hour” pop-up with paige, K8 and maybe caroline winkler (preferably in the DC area where i am). hint hint paige if you see this ;)
filming in the wild tip: you can film b-roll while out and voiceover it later, much less pressure than talking to the camera in front of people. i'd also love to see you check out the alameda antique faire in the bay area, first sunday of every month - it's definitely worth it!
"when i'm getting a boyfriend i'm getting a king bed. and that's....on god." 😭
I heard « on love »
fun facts from a ex-fixer upper fanatic:
jimmy don is the metal worker that joanna used in the show while clint harp is the woodworker who made all of her custom wood pieces (including the tables you mentioned). clint closed his furniture business last year so he doesn't have a physical store in the magnolia square, but he does have a tv show on the magnolia network (like you said, they've done everything.)
the little plant store in the magnolia square is actually owned by joanna's sister! not only that, she *also* has her own show focused on her plant store on the magnolia network.
the silos did exist before joanna and chip bought them, which came with the surrounding empty lot you were standing on at the beginning of the video. at first it just included the main store, the bake shop, and the food trucks. a couple years later they expanded into the entire block by adding the little community of shops, the coffee shop, the baseball field, and the church!
the church was abandonded and they relocated the entire building onto their property, obviously documenting it all on an hgtv special.
needed these facts!!
@@wasselpa glad to be of service 🫡
@@wasselpa Lies.
"We are vacationing" *catches self* "on a business trip!"
Your fits are fr unmatched, I would loove to see some clothing related content in the future! Maybe like “putting together outfits based on interiors” so it’s still design related?
I got Pleasantville vibes looking at Magnolia-land. Too commercial for me. Thanks for giving us the lowdown on Waco’s tourist destination. I’m with you and Kate-I prefer vintage.
yeah it’s giving company town but for tourists
All I can say is this video made me smile and sometimes really giggle! You are so full of fun and just crack me up!! Love those tall candle holders you purchased.
Tbh I did spend the first 10 minutes wondering if it was astroturf - gives off an eerie vibe imo and seems like a metaphor for the area
Eerie to me, too!
It’s 100% Astroturf
It looks super weird, it’s like they wanted the vibe of a picnic place/community garden, but explicitly not the actual thing 😂
I'm anti astro turf but in Texas grass is probably soooooooooo much of a water suck that astro turf is maybe a better choice? wouldve been cool to see like a native plant meadow vibes tho
Drunk Paige in Waco was soooo fun. I knew you would love it. Lol
Ok so tips for Round Top (even tho you’re already gone)
Go during the spring & fall “Antiques Week”, it’d miiiiiiiiles of thrifting, and if you go on the last few days people want to get rid of their stuff and they are up to haggle.
But don’t actually go to Round Top, that’s where all the rich snobby people go, you have to go to Warrenton, the town like 2 miles down the road and go to the giant open fields full of vendors and crusty old barns that’s where the heat is. There’s usually good parking behind St. John’s Church for $5 and they have good brisket sandwiches too.
Just screenshotted ur comment because I live in Texas and been hearing about round top but have been intimidated on exactly what to do.
When is Warrenton good
I’m so here for the Epcot drinking tour even though it’s not interior design related. We just love you and whatever content you give us
Got a kick out of Paige putting the Magnolia magnet and photo booth pics of the 4 of them on the fridge back home! Idea for another video in this new series: the last-standing Frank Lloyd Wright hotel is in northern Iowa. Maybe fly out, rent an SUV, stay in hotel, and then go antiquing on drive back to parents' place in Chicago? Love the spontaneity on this channel!
woah I love this idea
i’m definitely down for more travel content, especially if flea markets/antique fairs are involved
Paige running around an interior design theme park tipsy and verbalizing every thought that comes to mind is such a vibe lol loved the video
What a very peculiar place. Thank you for enduring that. I love the stuff from the fair!!
Welcome to Texas. Had no idea Chip and Joanna Gaines had a village. It felt like Target meets Pottery Barn. $3000 for an antique table is way over priced for what it is. In Sam Antonio, you can find them at Salvation Army and Goodwill stores. Sounds like they’re really trying to make a hard buck for vintage antiques.
I was pleasantly surprised also when I went to the Silos and the Magnolia shops. Everything feels nicely done, even if it does lean a bit „ Target.“
The best of Target is pretty good! The spiral of the little town feel IS a little Disneyland! I went by myself and had a lot of fun. Glad you took our advice and checked it out!
I'm a Wacoan who worked at Magnolia 3 1/2 years and would have gladly given you a tour of whatever you wanted plus a beer at the Backyard or Pivovar. Things are so very quiet now with the economy so stinky. A good time to visit.
The way that Kate just stayed at the door to the ballroom while Paige made herself at home 😂😂 I like the idea of more trips!
This was great fun. Ideas for future: what about historic homes throughout the country? Everything from Victorian to Frank Lloyd Wright. Would love to see your takes. Also, keep bringing Kate along for filming, just make sure she shows her face every now and again - and mic her!
Yes! I was going to say historic house museums. Plus a tradition of buying the most bizarre item in the gift shop.
26:04 Thanks for clarifying why you guys went to the beer spa, lol.
Now I want to go to the beer spa. If I ever go to Waco, I'm doin' it.
I went to Baylor for college over two years ago but I would have DIED running into you romping around Magnolia and the Grease pit (what we called the area where Whataburger and Dutch bros is). Loved getting to witness your Magnolia appreciation and snippets of antique gold (much of what I loved design-wise while living in Texas)!!!
Paige in Texas frolicking at the Silos! So glad you came down to visit!!!! Love you here in Texas!!
The candlesticks are fabulous! And that frame is very pretty.
What a fun video! I love seeing this side of you. You did a great job, and I hope you create more "vlogs".
I'd love to hear your commentary whilst shopping antique fairs around the states . .That'd be so interesting Paige 😊
That was definitely fun! I agree with the other poster who said, film stuff and voice over later if you are self conscious.
Beer spa? I don't know that I would want to soak in beer, but damn those copper tubs are fire!
happy paige is always refreshing lol. we love this magnolia era for her haha
Oh boy I wish this video had stabilization on it lol
Too drunk
Ideas for trips: Hearst Castle and Solvang. Also, dying to know what brand of boots you were wearing (the black ones you wore with the white jeans). Love them!!!
If you ever do this again I hope you keep the live audio. I know there were a lot of voice over suggestions but honestly, your thoughts then and there were great. Loved this
This was pure delight. Thank you, Paige.
Loved this!! If you want feedback I have a few suggestions for what I would've liked more of. 1. A bit more of an outline/plan of what places you're going to. It felt like some places were skipped, some overlapped etc. I wasn't sure what the itinerary was. 2. Kate should be mic'd - when you asked her questions I wanted to hear the answers! :) 3. Shoot the places even without you in the footage and then do voiceover, especially if you're nervous in public to film. I would've like to see the inside of Magnolia Press, your drinks etc. Hope these help! :)
We love the spontaneity with which you and Kate zipped over to Wacco and, yes, we understand why you wouldn't want to film in the shops. We would settle for some photos of whatever is in the six little "village" shops. We need to know more about those. Do you like how I am taking the liberty of speaking for all your fans? If you choose to travel farther east sometime, I would be happy to ask my stylish sister for Durham recommendations. She and I live for thrifting and hobby (passion) prop-styling. We will spend hours on our respective mantles when I am in Durham of she in Brooklyn. Of course, if you are even in Brooklyn, I will show you my favorite thrift spots.
One of my favorite household items is the mug I bought from there. The handle is utter perfection, it’s so comfortable. I think the mugs are made locally too
Round Top is the happiest place on earth. So glad you got to go! I live in Austin and go every fall
Loved the vlog! Fun to see a different style of video. For your next trip, you should go out to the Brimfield Antiques fair. There are 3 every year and the first one is in May. It’s also about 2 hours from the Hudson Valley, so you could hit up all the great antiques there.
Yes! I was just thinking this! Honestly would love to watch Paige vs Brimfield 🪑 but a drive back to LA from Mass would be killer lol, so no furniture… also it’s really crowded so would be A LOT of filming in public 🫣
Stay tuned for Paige & Kate's rampage in a convertible before they drive off the Grand Canyon
lol
Love your videos! Maybe a way around feeling uncomfortable filming in public is to silently film visual footage and then do a sit down with Kate and talk about what you saw…
It’s so fun watching you guys out in the wild! But you must get a gimbal. Kate did good filming the camera shakes had me sea sick lol
Petition for Paige to start a vlog channel so we can see more chaotic but somehow calming content :)
Some of my favorite interior design people have been going to Round Top lately, which is about a half hour from me, and it's so cool to see it getting some recognition! It can get the reputation as the boozy weekend trip for rich white ladies and their big hats so it's fun to see some of my design idols checking it out for the actual pieces.
Girl idk if I can do this audio
UHG I know I’m working on it!!
@@wasselpa Can you do something with your mic so your voice is not so hoarse and harsh? It really gets annoying after a while. Just trying to help.
@@rosemarynewman1876that's just her voice. That's definitely an opinion, I found it honestly soothing
I had fallen asleep when this video rolled into my dream. I was already revisiting the art school I attended in San Francisco and ran into you on campus. Apparently I was trying to show you around San Francisco but you kept saying how uncomfortable you were filming. 😂😂😂
U should do a series where u go to different states and critique/explore niche design styles from that state. For example: the Victorian gingerbread type homes from the east coast up in New Jersey or the Hamptons style or the Arizona desert style
I love Paige that’s all ❤
You’re so funny I love it. “Why did we go to the beer spa” idk 😂
for future filming maybe bring a tri-pod for some still/wide shots?
This made me so happy to see you in TX ❤️ there are a lot of really cool antique stores in downtown Waco if you ever go back
How about when filming in public, just filming more of the stuff you are looking at and not necessarily filming you talking, if that is the most uncomfortable part. Then we would see more of what you are seeing and you could maybe do a bit of voice over afterwords. Just an idea. Cuz it def. feels like you are rushing because you don't like to be on camera in public. And I do get that, I would also not love to be on camera talking in public.
YES!
market vlogging a la XO macenna or lonefox...
Def liked the randomness of this video, would have liked to see the brass dry(your meal/cocktail) etc. thank you for showing what you bought.
If you want a similar place where you can walk around with beers in hand, check out the McMenamin’s Edgefield outside of Portland. They have a heated pool where beers are also allowed. And a cigar shack!
A destination on my list (but I’m not an interiors person) the Brimfield Antique Flea Market in Massachusetts
This was fun to watch! The blanket and tiny pillow are wonderful as a little set. I'd be interested in your take on Louisville, KY (my home city), because people have gotten some real big ideas that we're a tourist town now. (Frankly, I despise both bourbon and horse-racing.) We do have a couple fun antique/flea-markets and dining and art. Plus some boutique hotels if you've got money.
Loved your video. It made me realize Magnolia Market is the last place I would want to visit..
Understandably it might be thinking too big but you and Kate going antiquing in like Italy or France sounds like a blast (and also v business trip because you are doing research for us all haha)
I love a fun travelogue and a bit of video verité. Good job, keep it comin' !
Now I am wondering if I have a touch of Florida in my house...OH yeah, well duh my whole bathroom has a seashell "theme" which sounds much worse than it actually is. It's understated. It has a "sailor's valentine" theme. The tile is gray, the shower curtain and mat are white, and the walls above the (1950s) tile are a light peach color. I love it.
OMG, great "out of the box" video, and loved it. And, also, what I really loved was the little round cutting board you found. So perfect, wish I had one. PLEASE, PLEASE, TELL US WHAT ARE THE JEANS YOU ARE WEARING WHEN YOU SHOW THE ROUND CUTTING BOARD. So classic, and look so fab on you. Love XOXOXO!
Love this and I need a beer spa visit for sure. Suggestions: interspersed still photos through the video like you did at the end to break up the filming and I wanted to know the prices for the things you bought at Roundtop. For another market visit, must come to New England for the Brimfield Flea Market in Massachusetts. May, July and September dates.
The speed that u made this trip happen from when u dreamed it up 😂
We do need some stabilizing on this footage tho 😵💫
go antiquing in upstate ny and visit the mackenzie-childs farm in aurora and review :) they also have a festival in the fall with a cult following and the finger lakes are beautiful!
this maybe was my favorite video so far it made me feel really nostalgic even though i’ve never been to waco
Hi, as a primitive and folk art dealer I can say it’s not Welch, they are American designs… they are called “overshot”… 1800s textiles used as blankets. In the south they are everywhere to the point you get sick of them lol.
Great video!! Thanks for showing us around Waco! 😊
should come back to Texas and do Canton Flea - acres of vintage. people camp out on site so that they can shop all of it
Oh the Waco, you have really sold it. Loved your purchases, especially that tiny butcher’s block 😊
Maybe go to all the biggest flea markets around the US, like Brimfield flea market in Mass, Montsweag Flea Market, in Maine, Elephant’s Trunk Flea Market in Connecticut…
I love the idea of shared custody furniture and accessories... things you can swap when you need to change things up.
Vintage or new solid oak dining table is easily three grand, usually much more.
You guys can go visit Ree Drummond’s aka The Pioneer Woman “Boarding House” hotel in Pawhuska, Oklahoma. Looks cool with different decorated rooms to choose and a mercantile restaurant. Check it out Paige and Kate.♥️🌾👩🏼🌾👩🏻🌾
You'd have to research if it's for you or not, but High Point Furniture Market is held once a year in High Point, NC. It gets tons of visitors but it's kind of a trade show.
You did it! That's pretty awesome .
Have you ever heard of Michigan's longest garage sale? Its all along US 12 and travels through most of the southern part of the state. I think its in August
the most chaotic good tour of waco 😂 loved it
Too funny! "Do I have drunk eyes?" A little bit! Lol
I live in Dallas about 2 hours north of Waco - I never clicked on a video so fast. We stopped by the Silos on the way down to Austin once. The one time was good enough 😬
Went to Round Top last fall and it was not really our style…at least the show we went to. There were a ton of French and Italian antiques…It was also very expensive lol
yah I can 'understand that'
My friend you have to hit the crusty old barns and open fields in Warrenton, the town like 2 miles from Round Top - skip the snobby parts around Round Top they suck!!
Love the bench footstool, love the little chair, and the butcher block, would the framed bird look good in your bathroom?
You’re still the best. Love your content.
Come to charleston, SC and Savannah! So many beautiful antiques here and of course are amazing cities that people often forget about
Paige, you are GIDDY! I'm only on the part where you are running around the astroturf field, panting into the microphone and it's already hilarious.
Hoping you can keep facing your fears & we get more tipsy tours in the future! 🙌
Here for the chaos of this video.
I think the butter bell might be for garlic. I just learned about that when I was antiquing last week and something similar was labeled for garlic. Also, love a game table. I personally have been designing my space to emulate my favorite Sims 4 activities (since the pandemic isolation). It's good to get out of your comfort zone and see whats out there!
I thought it might be for cheese. In the 19th century cheese and butter were served in those.
Good on you for visiting Waco. Thanks for not shitting on it - I mean anybody can do that. Magnolia is not my taste but it's got some OK stuff. Ya right - it is like Disneyland. It's what sociologists cal the Mcdonaldisation of everyday life.
when you were filming back in LA it was like a jumpscare of normal audio levels. awesome vid as always
I loooooved this video! So fun. More business trips please!
Absolutely living for this hahaha the beer spa and swollen ankles sent me
AWWWW I was just in San Antonio for work🤩 went to “the Emma“ hotel and we were talking about how it kind of gave us the magnolia vibe
I'm not a fan. There's some nice decor but it's like Basquiat used to write, "Samo, Samo" - nothing that stirs my soul. There's a formula that's easy to put together (imo), then there's the more interesting out of the box kind of stuff like you see in small apartments in NYC. And even better, there's super creative interiors that have dimension.
I'd LOVE to see artists' houses. I have an old book on them titled, "Artists' Houses" by Vendom Press that came out in 2005. You'd love it if you could find a copy. It would inspire you all to hell.
In the vein of small NYC apartments, I'd love to see you visit funky houses in N'Orleans.
The best part was seeing you joyfully dance around on the fake green while your friend Kate holds the camera. The whole area is one big showroom - super commercial- and pukey. They should've stuck with the silos and a restaurant/club with local musicians. It made me think of the series with Emma Stone called "The Curse" - a satirical black comedy about what's really behind the curtain with fixer upper people who do shows for the wrong reasons. ($$$$$$$ over the actual people)
You can find cool wood vintage tables that aren't $3,000. I've seen better for a an 1/8th of that cost that Chip & Joanna charge.
Re your bangs, if you have't already trimmed them, consider a longer bang that you can wear straight and also change up with some volume. You've got a kind of Jean Shrimpton vibe. (1960s model)
Did you hit a basket at the “baseball courts”? 😂
PLS PAIGE - where are your sunglasses from the first clips at the silos from!!! They are exactly what I've been looking for. Praying they're not vintage 🤞🏼
I only have recommendations for germany if you ever come to europe again. I would suggest a visit to vitra in weil am rhein and the bauhaus museum and a few cool buildings in Weimar.
Go to Hudson, NY! You’d love it!
omg hahahaha yesss, love that you actually pulled through and went there !
Maybe for a future video do a tour of a famous house in LA, like Lloyd Wright or some modern desert icon. Or a museum
I love the antique show footage
Hahaha I'm obsessed with "were here at the baseball courts. Do you think they'd let me hit a bat?" 😂
PAIGE! I would luuurve if you gave frames advice. Where to find, how to match to your art, etc etc. I love my art but my frames need help.