Seems harmless enough. But, that is where the CASCADING began. Here's the blow-by-blow:
- sofa console table and lamp moved to family room so Wine Jug could anchor it.
- 7 ft bookcase armoire I told my husband wouldn't be moved until we moved - is relocating to the family room. I exclaimed, "How could I have not thought of that before - the ceilings in this room peak at 14 feet - it will be so wonderful here!" Swore I saw the look of a deer caught in headlights reflecting in good husband's eyes. Note to self - be very, very grateful that he married me.
- Contemplation begins - possibly the armoire's color will need to be changed from black to a weathered beach/swedish blue...mmm
- Living room wall that was occupied by bookcase armoire is now blank. Quest for table begins.
Here are tables that are serving as inspiration. I'll be in Norfolk, VA for business next week and I plan to stop in Farmville at Green Front - hoping I might find something in one of their 12 buildings. Or maybe I'll get lucky and the perfect narrow farm table will be left abandoned along the side of a country road! I heard Good husband mutter as he left the room, "It never ends."
HGTV Green House via Elements of Style
House Beautiful, Designer Nancy Price, photography by Eric Piasecki
Nate Berkus via Urban Grace Interiors
Need a longer table than this but I love the finish and of course, the wine jug lamp.
I love the chain of events! And love your sweet husband. Mine would NEVER mention the sale out of fear of downward spiral. lol.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a dear! Loving the wine jug. That Nate Berkus room always makes me swoon.
ReplyDeleteAh ha. Now I see why you noticed my sofa table in my family room! It cracked me up when I saw that b.c I have been meaning to change out my sofa table b.c I need something with more storage.
ReplyDeleteI'll ship it if you want it for what I paid.
Lovely post today.
Love this! As the saying goes, no good deed goes unpunished or is it unfinished. And to think if that jug had been full! Good luck with the table quest.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charming story! I love the nate Berkus picture for some reason.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment!!
I wish you luck on your important mission.....I too always scan the side of the road at clean up time......just in case........you never know..........
ReplyDeleteI love your wine jug! I love them so much I have collected 9 of them, all different shapes, sizes, and colors.
ReplyDeleteGotta love yard sale season!
ReplyDeleteThe color of the glass of this wine jug is stunning
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