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Identify this estate sale find - help!

This past weekend I attended one of my favorite kind of estate sales: a very old Washingtonian family in a very old grand house. The family ...

This past weekend I attended a few interesting estate sales and picked up a lot of 'treasure'! One pair of items though remains some...

Or maybe this post should be entitled " the power of oxi clean ". A few weeks ago my friend Meg of the blog PigtownDesign had w...

May I apologize for my recent lack of posts but show you what I've been up to? As you may know I moved a few months ago into an older ...

3:00 AM Unknown Labels: artists, China of the week, museums

Why not record your house for posterity in a memorable way like Baron Kuner did in 1760 of Memmingen, his country estate in Kunersberg -pai...

I have long been an admirer of the online retailer Paris Hotel Boutique . When Cote de Texas offered a giveaway of two of their items I ju...

You may remember a few years ago I purchased an antique set of caned chairs and table made by Baker -see the post HERE . While the caning lo...

3:00 AM Unknown Labels: China of the week, Interiors, museums

Do you hold any superstitions? I don't mean picking up pennies and avoiding black cats, this is a design blog after all! While going th...

The most interesting parts of any house museum, in my opinion, are the service spaces. Vizcaya was planned primarily around the public and e...

As blogger is being problematic with uploading photos, instead of a real post I'll share with you an adventure from my weekend. A friend...

This past weekend, I hosted Easter dinner for six and thought I would share it with all of you via the weekly Tablescape Thursdays at Betwe...