What's For Sale This Month At the Co-Op

For some reason many of the finds I have for sale are blue.  It just happened. 

 I grouped them all into one area of my space.  

Can you find the pops of lavender I mixed in with the blue?

It's always a challenge for me to display jewelry.  

For this sale I damgled necklaces over some vintage fringed linen towels.  

Fringed Vintage Linens as a Jewelry  Back Drop

I love the colors in this Katha quilt.

Kantha Quilt

Cabbage rose is making a come back. 

lavender!

Of course the space isn't all blue and cottagey.  

My favorite find this month is this bar cabinet on wheels.  

It's filled with shelves made just for barware and spirits.

Bar Cabinet on Wheels

Kelly green and black are my current color combo fave.

A little leopard works with it.

Green and Black Color Combo

This dough bowl is brimming with grain sacks, clock faces, and bundled book pages.

If you're in the Washington DC area please come shop with us for carefully curated home decor.

Buckeystown Design Co-Op

3607 Buckeystown Pike

Buckeystown, MD

Sale Dates:

Friday February 17 and Saturday February 18

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Sunday February 19

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Europalooza

Europalooza, yep, that's what we're calling our next sale.

Two of our co-op partners went on a ten-day buying trip to England.  Their finds at markets inspired the partners who were left behind to get on the Euro band wagon and fill our spaces with all things from across the pond and beyond.  We'll have demijohns, grain sacks, pottery, french tables, Belgian dressers, baskets in all shapes and sizes, cupboards, dough bowls, and so much more.

I was surprised by how much I could pull together.

Peek Into My Space This Month

Italian Foyer Table

French Enamelware Canister Set

Hand-made Antique Dresser From Belgium

Farm Table, Yelloware, Dough Bowl, Corner Cupboard, Down-Filled Euro Pillows

London Calling

I'll have transferware in red, blue, green and some white ironstone pieces too.

Red and White English Transferware

When I reupholstered this vintage chair I added a grain sack to the back.

Vintage Wing Back Chair with Grain Sack

What's more English than a 19c. Staffordshire chimney figurine?  The name "chimney" figure refers to its flat back.  This made it possible for the figurine to fit on the mantel or into a niche above the mantel.

19c. Staffordshire Chimney Figure

Another Staffordshire Chimney Figure

Leather Book and Architectural Fragment Candleholder

European Cutting Boards

It's hard to tell from the picture but this demijohn is huge.

Demijohn on Top of Wine Cupboard

Large European Gathering Basket

Large Stick Spatter Bowl from Holland