You know after watching this video for the 3rd time (yes, I'm obsessed) I wanted to tell you that I have never liked mid-century modern and hated the 70's...until you Laura! I feel that's a testament to your decorating talent. I am now in love with Mid-Century AND even love some of the 70's stuff! You are very talented girl!
Yeah, after being a teenager/young adult in the 70’s, I had a deep aversion to the colors and styles of home goods from the era. I’m still not in love with it, but with Laura’s decorating enthusiasm, I can at least tolerate it, and some of it I almost find attractive now! 😅
Auntwestly is correct! The sterling silver fork is a baby fork. Grande Baroque (1941) is the pattern. Wallace is the manufacturer. I grew up eating holiday meals on this pattern. My family owned a jewelry store in Montana and sold a lot of sterling silver patterns. Laura, I love the how you share curiosity and learning about vintage art in multiple forms! I love the positivity and joy you radiate as you create and connect with people!
I'm home caring for my adult son who has a very rare neurodegenerative disease, almost never get to leave the house. I am a die hard thrifter and used to sell mid-century too. I really love your videos and living vicariously through you. I'm so glad I stumbled onto your channel. I truly miss buying, selling, and traveling but like you, recognize this is what my life is supposed to be, at least for now.
Sending you a virtual hug! Acceptance is so hard when we had a different idea of what our life would be like. I’m so sorry for the hardships you face ❤️ A caregiver is the most selfless role. This is not a similar situation, but I like to share this because nothing is ever as perfect or easy as it seems through a lens. My husband and I spent a decade devastated and desperately trying to conceive and start a family. When we finally accepted this fate, and decided to build a different life than we planned, it blossomed into a beautiful thing. I am honored to get the opportunity to take you thrifting on our adventures with us ❤️ Wishing you and your family a wonderful New Year!! ❤️😘
@@leftcoastrevivals ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you for your kind words and thank you for what you do for so many ppl. Hoping one day to come along on a group trip!
Option 2. Love all your styling tips. Suggestion for the curtain tie backs: use them to display fabric over your staging table, Triangle style. One high in the middle and one on each side. Drape fabric over and easy to swap out. I use an antique doorknob to hang my purse on. Good feed back so made a couple as gifts.
Option 2 for the wooden candle holders. You could use some of the medallion things for hanging a picture from. Would add extra interest, especially on your lion gallery wall.
Good haul! The box of "knobs" are Victorian curtain tie backs. They were screwed onto the wall or window trim and in the daytime you would push the heavy brocade or velvet curtain behind them, and leave shear or lace curtains hanging inside. They are sold by the pair. Using them as display for bags is possible but some are relatively weak. You could also use them to hang a painting with a long chain or ribbon in a gallery wall, if they can structurally support the weight of the object.
Another Ga. girl ! When I was a reseller I never bought something that I wouldn't use in my own house . Then if it doesn't sell you can use it . I tried so hard to sell this new copy of an old box for letters or candles. etc. It just would not sell . I became a diabetic and all my supplies fit perfectly inside . You never know !.
Laura, I really look forward to your videos and this one did not disappoint! I believe the church depicted in that ornate frame is the Maria Gern pilgrimage Church in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany. It’s called a pilgrimage church because either a miracle occurred there, or possibly it has relics, or saints are buried there. I don’t know the reason in this case.
It is the Maria Gern Church in Bavarian Alps, Berchtesgaden, Germany--a pink church, so beautiful! And it looks like a vintage Christmas card. Can’t wait to see what Laura does with this piece!
Girl - you are living a fun-filled, jam-packed life and it sure looks good on you. You just radiate happiness. And I squeal at great thrift finds too!😊
Thank you so much! It feels amazing to not hold myself back from any of my passions! After a decade trying to conceive and feeling like life was incomplete and missing something, it feels sooooo good to have realized that it’s perfect the way it is. It was all right there just waiting for me to see it! Thank you for the love and encouragement! ❤️
Love the tiebacks. I have 3 very similar. I took the 3rd one, hung it very high on the wall and wrapped a 5 foot huge tassel from it. Very dramatic and got tons of compliments. I have a consignment booth and resale on line too. You have inspired me and helped me hone in my niche. I live in Florida, my inventory is different from yours but I love everything you buy and sell. Thanks!!
I used one similar to your found "knobs" for hanging a Persian tapestry rug. I screwed it directly into the wall and picked up a heavy tasseled curtain tie-back to use as the hanger letting the tassels fall into the center of the tapestry. It turned out so pretty!
I like option #2, but you could change it weekly to make things interesting. Also you could mount the tie backs on the wall and hang pictures from them with a ribbon hanger or velvet. That would feel so France chic. Hoping I get over to the Antique Mall in Vegas.
This Ga girl lovs her Left Coast MCM/HOBO star!! So encouraging! My husband and I are trying to go one one of your adventures! We will miss Japan but will try the next! Thanks for my wonderful items I get from you! Such a GOOD EYE! Such quality!Keep it coming!
Thank you so much for the love!! 🥹❤️ I hope to continue hosting a few trips a year m, we’d love for have you join us on one someday!! I’ve got a few more being planned for fall of 2024 so stay tuned for those announcements 😆
You have some lovely examples of Sashiko! From Wikipedia: Sashiko (刺し子, lit. 'little stabs') is a type of traditional Japanese embroidery or stitching used for the decorative and/or functional reinforcement of cloth and clothing. Owing to the relatively cheap nature of white cotton thread and the abundant nature of cheap, indigo-dyed blue cloth in historical Japan, sashiko has a distinctive appearance of white-on-blue embroidery, though some decorative pieces may also use red thread.[1][2]
Laura, I grew up with late 60’s - 70’s furniture, wasn’t a big fan of it as a little girl, but now, love it! Went to Japan 5 years ago and absolutely loved it! People are so lovely, gardens spectacular, food exceptional and no litter, just love it! Plan on going back next year, can’t wait!
I was at the Charleston Antique Mall this morning, I walked inside and all over and never saw you?? Your post said 8-3 so I was there at 8 unitl 9 ish and no one knew anything about you coming inside.. I was sad that I did not get to see you.. I have a 70's room in my home and I love it, you have inspired me and you have such a neat sense of style..
Hi Linda, I’m so sorry we didn’t run into each other today!! The mall is so big! Jesse and I were there all day until closing 😢 We we’re all over the place inside and out. I’m so sorry we missed you! ❤️
I wait every week for my fav to post and when I get the notification I get so darn excited! This was a great video (as always!) I know i say it every time but I just LOVE your spirit!
Thank you Vivienne! I’m on a road trip (made it to Las Vegas) and I’m so excited to start sharing what I’ve found so far!! New long video coming next week 😁
I’m not a big fan of mid century modern but have to say you have a good eye for certain pieces and decorate well! I enjoy your enthusiasm and it s nice to see someone following their passion!
I think I'm the only one on here that likes option #1 the best, but that's my fav! Great picking Laura! I was a young adult in the 1970s when I got my first place all my own...a little 1930s cottage in Altadena, CA. I had many of the things back then that you collect now, but I didn't appreciate them until I saw how you cherish and style them. Wish I'd kept some of those things! My style is 1950s kitsch but I sure appreciate what you do too!
Hi @Laura Caldwell I’m not sure if someone has already said as there are hundreds of comments, but the picture in the round frame you got that reminded you of your grandma is of the ‘Maria Gern church, Berchtesgaden’ I’m working my way through all your videos and can’t wait to see what you have done with it.
Hi. Maybe you could hang some paintings from those beautiful round knobs. Or even set two apart and set a painting leaning against the wall almost like an easel. Two on the bottom one on the top. Thanks for all you do. I love your content. 😃🌺
That is a child's fork. They were often sold with a small matching spoon. It looks like Grand Baroque by Wallace but I'm not 100% sure. BTW that Japanese clock is amazing.
Ok, I think the Pittsburgh helmet is from Dairy Queen. They used to serve sundaes in them! You would collect the different ones. Correct me if I'm wrong! It's what came to mind immediately from when I was a kid. I grew up in Seaside by the way! So glad I found your channel recently!
The harvest table is everything!! Love it. You could use the knobs on an old door to hang jewelry from. You could even add a rod for linens or scarves.
I like Option # 2. Some of your finds I question in my mind, but then when you style them they all look so good together. You’re very talented and your love shines through. ❤
I want it all! 🤣 If case no one else has identified the framed church picture, it is a church in the mountains outside of Berchtesgaden, Germany. I did a Google Image search for you.
And I just left Vegas that Sat. evening, I am so bummed I missed you by a hair! 😤 Anyhow, you scored some great finds! I am now a fan of certain Japanese antiques and shibori, Japanese indigo dyed fabrics, are on my list. I am Japanese by the way, and in 2019 my boyfriend and I got a chance to antique shop in Tokyo at a fair next to a shrine. We bought an old Japanese cypress (hinoki) or sandalwood folding fan as a gift for his mother. They are delicate and intricately carved, but smell great when you fan yourself with them. Of course most, nowadays, would most likely be used for display only. You might want to consider finding one of those as a souvenir piece to add to your collection or perhaps an antique kokeshi doll. There are a lot of cat themed antiques, too, as Japanese love their cats! You can give praise to them at the Gotokuji temple 🐈🐱🥰. I’m excited for you to go to Japan 🇯🇵!
If you have a need to hang coats or purses up in the restroom, you could use one or two of those decorative knobs on a small square of similar fancy wood on the back of the bathroom door.
Hi Laura, that little fork is definitely a child's fork...It is the Grand Baroque pattern by Wallace....I have a setting of 10 that I inherited from my Mother. We have that same child's fork...I believe if it was a fork for appetizers it would be narrower and the tines might be slightly longer....BTW I love all of your videos. Lyn Traver (Maine) (somehow my husband's picture is attached to this comment!)
I love watching your videos as they remind me of my childhood family decor! Please keep them coming! Would you mind telling me what you use to condition your wooden cutting boards!
I'm thinking you could use some of the "knobs"/medallions as curtain tie-backs...not sure if your studio has windows...but you could still style a window treatment look and use those with some of your beautiful fabrics and textiles...just a thought! lol
Candle holders #2. I have a similar table at home! Idea for where to use brass knobs... I turned the key holder to hide names... see image if i attach it. If not drill holes on side of tall shelf and hang your purses or keys there. Easy to fill the drill holes and repaint.
The church in the ornate frame resembles one in Kitzbuhl, Austria, and so does the mountain scenery. I'd check out other towns in the Tyrolian alps to find a match.
I love watching your videos and seeing how you design. It gives me inspiration where I can't figure this out❤️. I live in Chicago and would love to do a shop with you one day if you're close to aurora. Not a far drive, less than an hour. I always do the suburbs because there's really not much in the city
Option 2 TH-cam is a lot of where I learn. I don’t live anywhere near antique stores.. So every morning I watch all my favorite shoppers and I always learn so much.. Thank you for your knowledge ❤
The thing with the picture on it looks like a traditional "Trachten" hat from Austria (from aroung 1900 or even earlier) and the scenerey could show a little church in the alps as we have lots of them :) I really enjoy your videos a lot and learn from them so much. With this video I was missing your explanations a little bit. I would have loved to get to know morge abour the table and especially about the bowl with the bird inside. I once saw a decoration ball with the exact same bird on it and I wonder if it is from Germany or Austria?
The knobs are beautiful and I love the idea of making a knob rack to hang stuff on. But when you said “hang our purses by the front door,” my mind immediately thought that the purses could easily get stolen (of course, not knowing anything about your building security)!
Laura ,recently I saved a few pics from Pinterest on coat racks , I’ve been wanting to make one for my stairwell, any way there were so many repurposed ideas, one was an old vintage carpenters level with old door knobs as hangers, one was an old wooden ladder with old door knobs , I even thought of looking for an old vintage yard stick, or something like that to repurpose as my hanging rack, you could maybe do something like that for your purse rack with those old beautiful knobs you found ❤
You know after watching this video for the 3rd time (yes, I'm obsessed) I wanted to tell you that I have never liked mid-century modern and hated the 70's...until you Laura! I feel that's a testament to your decorating talent. I am now in love with Mid-Century AND even love some of the 70's stuff! You are very talented girl!
Me too, I feel the same way😂
Agree
Yeah, after being a teenager/young adult in the 70’s, I had a deep aversion to the colors and styles of home goods from the era. I’m still not in love with it, but with Laura’s decorating enthusiasm, I can at least tolerate it, and some of it I almost find attractive now! 😅
I typically like much older furniture (pre WW2) But have come to appreciate MSM pottery etc. I just squeeze into being MSM myself 😂
I feel,the same way ! I never hated the 60 & 70’s style , I suppose I never thought about it in my own home !
I like option 2 for the teak candle sticks. Great finds!
Auntwestly is correct! The sterling silver fork is a baby fork. Grande Baroque (1941) is the pattern. Wallace is the manufacturer. I grew up eating holiday meals on this pattern. My family owned a jewelry store in Montana and sold a lot of sterling silver patterns. Laura, I love the how you share curiosity and learning about vintage art in multiple forms! I love the positivity and joy you radiate as you create and connect with people!
I vote Option #3 for the candle sticks. They form a lady silhouette in the negative space between :)
Just what I thought!
I'm home caring for my adult son who has a very rare neurodegenerative disease, almost never get to leave the house. I am a die hard thrifter and used to sell mid-century too. I really love your videos and living vicariously through you. I'm so glad I stumbled onto your channel. I truly miss buying, selling, and traveling but like you, recognize this is what my life is supposed to be, at least for now.
Sending you a virtual hug! Acceptance is so hard when we had a different idea of what our life would be like. I’m so sorry for the hardships you face ❤️ A caregiver is the most selfless role. This is not a similar situation, but I like to share this because nothing is ever as perfect or easy as it seems through a lens. My husband and I spent a decade devastated and desperately trying to conceive and start a family. When we finally accepted this fate, and decided to build a different life than we planned, it blossomed into a beautiful thing. I am honored to get the opportunity to take you thrifting on our adventures with us ❤️ Wishing you and your family a wonderful New Year!! ❤️😘
@@leftcoastrevivals ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your kind words and thank you for what you do for so many ppl. Hoping one day to come along on a group trip!
The small fork is a child’s my husband has one it out on display in my small bedroom that has old toys
They’re so cute!!! I had never found one like it before 😍
Option 2. Love all your styling tips. Suggestion for the curtain tie backs: use them to display fabric over your staging table, Triangle style. One high in the middle and one on each side. Drape fabric over and easy to swap out.
I use an antique doorknob to hang my purse on. Good feed back so made a couple as gifts.
Option 2❤🇨🇦
Childs fork. Hors d’oervers fork would usually have only 2 or 3 tines and a longer handle.
Option 2 for the wooden candle holders. You could use some of the medallion things for hanging a picture from. Would add extra interest, especially on your lion gallery wall.
Good haul! The box of "knobs" are Victorian curtain tie backs. They were screwed onto the wall or window trim and in the daytime you would push the heavy brocade or velvet curtain behind them, and leave shear or lace curtains hanging inside. They are sold by the pair. Using them as display for bags is possible but some are relatively weak. You could also use them to hang a painting with a long chain or ribbon in a gallery wall, if they can structurally support the weight of the object.
I love option 2.
Another Ga. girl ! When I was a reseller I never bought something that I wouldn't use in my own house . Then if it doesn't sell you can use it . I tried so hard to sell this new copy of an old box for letters or candles. etc. It just would not sell . I became a diabetic and all my supplies fit perfectly inside . You never know !.
Laura, I really look forward to your videos and this one did not disappoint! I believe the church depicted in that ornate frame is the Maria Gern pilgrimage Church in Berchtesgaden, Bavaria, Germany. It’s called a pilgrimage church because either a miracle occurred there, or possibly it has relics, or saints are buried there. I don’t know the reason in this case.
It is the Maria Gern Church in Bavarian Alps, Berchtesgaden, Germany--a pink church, so beautiful! And it looks like a vintage Christmas card. Can’t wait to see what Laura does with this piece!
I like option #2 - wavy vibes 🙂
Girl - you are living a fun-filled, jam-packed life and it sure looks good on you. You just radiate happiness. And I squeal at great thrift finds too!😊
Thank you so much! It feels amazing to not hold myself back from any of my passions! After a decade trying to conceive and feeling like life was incomplete and missing something, it feels sooooo good to have realized that it’s perfect the way it is. It was all right there just waiting for me to see it! Thank you for the love and encouragement! ❤️
I agree. I’d watch anything Laura did on YT because of her bright and shining spirit. Some day I hope to book a trip with her.
Option 2 the best ,love all your finds.
That table is a real prize. Absolutely love it. Those Japanese fabrics were beautiful as well. Great haul Laura!
# 3
Hi Laura good morning happy Saturday morning and happy weekend and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter
Option #2 on the candlesticks, I love you're style and all the things you pick
Love the tiebacks. I have 3 very similar. I took the 3rd one, hung it very high on the wall and wrapped a 5 foot huge tassel from it. Very dramatic and got tons of compliments. I have a consignment booth and resale on line too. You have inspired me and helped me hone in my niche. I live in Florida, my inventory is different from yours but I love everything you buy and sell. Thanks!!
Love the tassel hanger idea!
I was thinking it would be beautiful with a fiber art hanging on it too
I am looking for something similar to drape fabric around my window.
I choose option 3 for the candlesticks. The negative space in between them looks like a woman’s hourglass figure. Love the table, good score!
That's exactly what I thought!
Definitely #3!
Yaaayyy a Laura video!! Just the thing to brighten up a rainy afternoon...Thanks!
Laura your home is so lovely. It's a nice treat to watch your artistry. and i love your energy!
Thank you Bernadette!! ❤️
I used one similar to your found "knobs" for hanging a Persian tapestry rug. I screwed it directly into the wall and picked up a heavy tasseled curtain tie-back to use as the hanger letting the tassels fall into the center of the tapestry. It turned out so pretty!
The carved lady is amazing! I vote for #3 on the candles. I'm so glad to see Curiosities, I LOVE that place! Great video, ty!
I like option #2, but you could change it weekly to make things interesting. Also you could mount the tie backs on the wall and hang pictures from them with a ribbon hanger or velvet. That would feel so France chic. Hoping I get over to the Antique Mall in Vegas.
Everything is beautiful! As to the candlesticks, eve though I like all the options, #3 is my favorite because the open space looks like an hour glass😊
This Ga girl lovs her Left Coast MCM/HOBO star!! So encouraging! My husband and I are trying to go one one of your adventures! We will miss Japan but will try the next! Thanks for my wonderful items I get from you! Such a GOOD EYE! Such quality!Keep it coming!
Thank you so much for the love!! 🥹❤️ I hope to continue hosting a few trips a year m, we’d love for have you join us on one someday!! I’ve got a few more being planned for fall of 2024 so stay tuned for those announcements 😆
They would make beautiful curtain tie backs.
Love all your finds and your way of styling. 😊I pick option #2.
Option #2 for me, as ALWAYS love your style! I also love that you share your knowledge!🥰
You have some lovely examples of Sashiko! From Wikipedia: Sashiko (刺し子, lit. 'little stabs') is a type of traditional Japanese embroidery or stitching used for the decorative and/or functional reinforcement of cloth and clothing. Owing to the relatively cheap nature of white cotton thread and the abundant nature of cheap, indigo-dyed blue cloth in historical Japan, sashiko has a distinctive appearance of white-on-blue embroidery, though some decorative pieces may also use red thread.[1][2]
Awesome finds. I like option #3
3 for sure
Laura, I grew up with late 60’s - 70’s furniture, wasn’t a big fan of it as a little girl, but now, love it!
Went to Japan 5 years ago and absolutely loved it! People are so lovely, gardens spectacular, food exceptional and no litter, just love it! Plan on going back next year, can’t wait!
I like Option #2 the best. Your new table looked so beautiful with all of the decor. You have the talent.
Your table behind you is fabulous! I love it!
I like option #3 on the candles, but they all look good!
I was at the Charleston Antique Mall this morning, I walked inside and all over and never saw you?? Your post said 8-3 so I was there at 8 unitl 9 ish and no one knew anything about you coming inside.. I was sad that I did not get to see you.. I have a 70's room in my home and I love it, you have inspired me and you have such a neat sense of style..
Hi Linda, I’m so sorry we didn’t run into each other today!! The mall is so big! Jesse and I were there all day until closing 😢 We we’re all over the place inside and out. I’m so sorry we missed you! ❤️
I wait every week for my fav to post and when I get the notification I get so darn excited! This was a great video (as always!) I know i say it every time but I just LOVE your spirit!
Thank you Vivienne! I’m on a road trip (made it to Las Vegas) and I’m so excited to start sharing what I’ve found so far!! New long video coming next week 😁
I’m not a big fan of mid century modern but have to say you have a good eye for certain pieces and decorate well! I enjoy your enthusiasm and it s nice to see someone following their passion!
The knob thingies would make awesome curtain tie-backs!
I think I'm the only one on here that likes option #1 the best, but that's my fav! Great picking Laura! I was a young adult in the 1970s when I got my first place all my own...a little 1930s cottage in Altadena, CA. I had many of the things back then that you collect now, but I didn't appreciate them until I saw how you cherish and style them. Wish I'd kept some of those things! My style is 1950s kitsch but I sure appreciate what you do too!
Hi @Laura Caldwell I’m not sure if someone has already said as there are hundreds of comments, but the picture in the round frame you got that reminded you of your grandma is of the ‘Maria Gern church, Berchtesgaden’ I’m working my way through all your videos and can’t wait to see what you have done with it.
Amazing finds Laura. Amazing camera work, as always. Amazing person 😊🩵🩷🩶
Hi. Maybe you could hang some paintings from those beautiful round knobs. Or even set two apart and set a painting leaning against the wall almost like an easel. Two on the bottom one on the top. Thanks for all you do. I love your content. 😃🌺
That is a child's fork. They were often sold with a small matching spoon. It looks like Grand Baroque by Wallace but I'm not 100% sure.
BTW that Japanese clock is amazing.
The circular knobs remind me of a system used for drapery tiebacks
Option 2. Love the way the cemetery stands out with the over all eclectic look
You could hang jackets as well Laura. Those are gorgeous!
I love the table you found and everything else!
Ok, I think the Pittsburgh helmet is from Dairy Queen. They used to serve sundaes in them! You would collect the different ones. Correct me if I'm wrong! It's what came to mind immediately from when I was a kid. I grew up in Seaside by the way! So glad I found your channel recently!
That painting, the girl/lady with the cat, is beyond gorgeous.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I'm enjoying watching your style and business evolve. Beautiful!
Thank you! ☺️
The harvest table is everything!! Love it. You could use the knobs on an old door to hang jewelry from. You could even add a rod for linens or scarves.
OMG THOSE HOOKS 😍😍😍
You are so fun and kind Thank you!
Nice to see latest post. Everything is lovely. 😊
I like Option # 2. Some of your finds I question in my mind, but then when you style them they all look so good together. You’re very talented and your love shines through. ❤
Absolutely love the carved lady😍 I like the candles set at #3 best. Always look forward to your videos
Option 1. Love those candlesticks 😍
I want it all! 🤣 If case no one else has identified the framed church picture, it is a church in the mountains outside of Berchtesgaden, Germany. I did a Google Image search for you.
Do you have any cabinets that you could put those knobs on? If not, you could cut the backs off and arrange them in a shadow box for cool art!
And I just left Vegas that Sat. evening, I am so bummed I missed you by a hair! 😤 Anyhow, you scored some great finds! I am now a fan of certain Japanese antiques and shibori, Japanese indigo dyed fabrics, are on my list. I am Japanese by the way, and in 2019 my boyfriend and I got a chance to antique shop in Tokyo at a fair next to a shrine. We bought an old Japanese cypress (hinoki) or sandalwood folding fan as a gift for his mother. They are delicate and intricately carved, but smell great when you fan yourself with them. Of course most, nowadays, would most likely be used for display only. You might want to consider finding one of those as a souvenir piece to add to your collection or perhaps an antique kokeshi doll. There are a lot of cat themed antiques, too, as Japanese love their cats! You can give praise to them at the Gotokuji temple 🐈🐱🥰. I’m excited for you to go to Japan 🇯🇵!
Option 3 I prefer, love everything you do!
If you have a need to hang coats or purses up in the restroom, you could use one or two of those decorative knobs on a small square of similar fancy wood on the back of the bathroom door.
Thank you for another great episode!
View three for the candlesticks 😊! Could you use the knobs for curtain tie backs?
use the vintage door handles as napkin rings? medallions on baskets? a medallion above framed art?
Hi Laura, that little fork is definitely a child's fork...It is the Grand Baroque pattern by Wallace....I have a setting of 10 that I inherited from my Mother. We have that same child's fork...I believe if it was a fork for appetizers it would be narrower and the tines might be slightly longer....BTW I love all of your videos. Lyn Traver (Maine) (somehow my husband's picture is attached to this comment!)
I love watching your videos as they remind me of my childhood family decor! Please keep them coming! Would you mind telling me what you use to condition your wooden cutting boards!
I'm thinking you could use some of the "knobs"/medallions as curtain tie-backs...not sure if your studio has windows...but you could still style a window treatment look and use those with some of your beautiful fabrics and textiles...just a thought! lol
Candle holders #2. I have a similar table at home! Idea for where to use brass knobs... I turned the key holder to hide names... see image if i attach it. If not drill holes on side of tall shelf and hang your purses or keys there. Easy to fill the drill holes and repaint.
I guess I can't attach an image.
The church in the ornate frame resembles one in Kitzbuhl, Austria, and so does the mountain scenery. I'd check out other towns in the Tyrolian alps to find a match.
I believe the triangle clock includes a chime. The way metal rod is attached on the front is Ike Woodstock chimes. All you need is a small mallet.
I love watching your videos and seeing how you design. It gives me inspiration where I can't figure this out❤️. I live in Chicago and would love to do a shop with you one day if you're close to aurora. Not a far drive, less than an hour. I always do the suburbs because there's really not much in the city
Funny you talk about Aurora in Oregon, when I lived in Ontario I used to go thrifting in Aurora north of Toronto it was a very good place for me too
Love love love this episode! Option 2 love the symmetry. Wondering what you paid for your beautiful lady sculpture. Thanks for all you do. Such a joy.
Amazing videos and so inspiring! Hello from Arizona!
Option 2
TH-cam is a lot of where I learn.
I don’t live anywhere near antique stores..
So every morning I watch all my favorite shoppers and I always learn so much..
Thank you for your knowledge ❤
My Husband and I were thrifting and flea marketing today and a stand had 4 penguin ice buckets sitting together I thought of you!
The thing with the picture on it looks like a traditional "Trachten" hat from Austria (from aroung 1900 or even earlier) and the scenerey could show a little church in the alps as we have lots of them :) I really enjoy your videos a lot and learn from them so much. With this video I was missing your explanations a little bit. I would have loved to get to know morge abour the table and especially about the bowl with the bird inside. I once saw a decoration ball with the exact same bird on it and I wonder if it is from Germany or Austria?
Love the old table and how you decorated the runner and plate settings. Very Nice.
You could use them to hang artwork off of or do a display of vintage hats and hang them on them
This was a great video love your decorating! But that table OMG it is amazingly perfect ❤
Choice #1. I think I'd pull the lighthouse picture out and put one of those big brass knobs in the center. I think it would be awesome together.
The knobs are beautiful and I love the idea of making a knob rack to hang stuff on. But when you said “hang our purses by the front door,” my mind immediately thought that the purses could easily get stolen (of course, not knowing anything about your building security)!
I love everything you got and how you staged it!
You are the best. I learned a lot from your thrifting and decorative ideas
Option 2 looks most dynamic ☺️
Option number 2! It's got that vibe of being fluid like a wave
Option 2 and thanks as always for sharing your fab finds!
Love your table, congratulations on your find !!🦘
I think the little fork came from a set for High Tea ( 4:00 pm London England) desserts. And had matching spoon and knife.
Just purchased tickets for shopping with you in Aurora, OR for/on my birthday! My sweetie and I are so excited to meet you!
I’m so excited to meet you!! It’s going to be a fun day! ❤️ Come with room to pack treasures! 😆
Laura ,recently I saved a few pics from Pinterest on coat racks , I’ve been wanting to make one for my stairwell, any way there were so many repurposed ideas, one was an old vintage carpenters level with old door knobs as hangers, one was an old wooden ladder with old door knobs , I even thought of looking for an old vintage yard stick, or something like that to repurpose as my hanging rack, you could maybe do something like that for your purse rack with those old beautiful knobs you found ❤
Yes, you need to go to Manzanita at the end of the week! That is a sweet little thrift store where you found the silver......
Can use this curtain backs for scarves and necklaces also would look good
Floral drapery tie backs to hang purses. Perhaps use the drapery tie backs to tie back display curtains, drapes or fabrics