Here are some other pieces that immediately caught my eye. They aren't the greatest at display so you have to use your imagination to understand the potential.
Showing posts with label destination spotlight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label destination spotlight. Show all posts
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Destination Spotlight: Legacies
I just recently discovered a little gem, Legacies, right near my house. I've been eyeing this place for a while now but kept forgetting to give it a try. When I finally walked in however, I was in love. Lots of antique furniture in relatively good shape, accessories like cake trays and sconces, artwork that ranged from needlepoint to contemporary and jewelry that was absolutely incredible. While most of the furniture was more expensive than a typical thrift store, the place is worth checking out if you are interested in making an investment or checking for the chance of finding an amazing deal like this small retro buffet for my BFF Jen, for less than $50. She's been searching all over for a piece like this to use as an entertainment center and, with a little TLC, it's going to be absolutely perfect.
Here are some other pieces that immediately caught my eye. They aren't the greatest at display so you have to use your imagination to understand the potential.
Here are some other pieces that immediately caught my eye. They aren't the greatest at display so you have to use your imagination to understand the potential.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Destination Spotlight: Vintage Market & Thrift
I've known about this prime spot for a while now and have been debating whether to share or continue keeping it my little secret. Seeing as there are only 9 of you following this blog, I figured it wouldn't hurt too much to share.
On the corner of Loveland and, well, Loveland, Vintage Market and Thrift leaves a lot to be desired outside but completely makes up for it with all of the treasures located inside. The place is loaded with tables and chairs, trinkets and glassware, sofas and dressers. The prices are reasonable and seem to be somewhat negotiable. And if that's not enough, whoever is finding the pieces for this store has a fantastic eye for design - choosing pieces with loads of potential, great lines and from various periods in time. I scored the two lamps mentioned here and am definitely continuing to go back for more.
The even better part is that all proceeds benefit charities that help families of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Another bonus? The Loveland Goowill is right down the street.
Here are some of the highlights from a recent trip out to this great furniture spot.
On the corner of Loveland and, well, Loveland, Vintage Market and Thrift leaves a lot to be desired outside but completely makes up for it with all of the treasures located inside. The place is loaded with tables and chairs, trinkets and glassware, sofas and dressers. The prices are reasonable and seem to be somewhat negotiable. And if that's not enough, whoever is finding the pieces for this store has a fantastic eye for design - choosing pieces with loads of potential, great lines and from various periods in time. I scored the two lamps mentioned here and am definitely continuing to go back for more.
The even better part is that all proceeds benefit charities that help families of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Another bonus? The Loveland Goowill is right down the street.
Here are some of the highlights from a recent trip out to this great furniture spot.
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