Vintage glass bottles. I really like vintage glass, especially when you repurpose it into an eye catching collection for the home. These bottles are vintage and they look great bunched together with a cool flower or two.
Before aluminum bottle caps and plastic twist offs, bottle caps were real hard working mechanisms. Made of ceramic and real metal gears, vintage bottle caps were meant to work and keep that locked in fresh taste. And they make these vintage bottles all the more interesting to admire. Remember, it’s the real thing? Well, maybe they meant the vintage glass!
If you want that vintage or industrial look, just go burlap. Burlap was always used as the undergarment for most upholstered chairs and sofas, but now it is proudly displayed as the fabric of choice.
Forget those fancy flowers or prints on your chairs and try using natural burlap. Proven strong and durable, burlap was used to make sacks to transport produce and goods. It’s breathable and resists moisture and can take the wear and tear from even the toughest of families. So save those old burlap potato sacks and cover your chairs in burlap. Just remember to take the potatoes out first!
Hold on to your industrial seat belts. These table lamps are vintage, they’re industrial and one of a kind. Inspired by early 20th century originals, these industrial lights are made from salvaged factory parts, old mechanical wheels, metal gears and even vintage plumbing fixtures.
Handcrafted by artisan Robert Ogden, these industrial lamps bring new life to old vintage artifacts. Ogden scours the countryside for factory remnants and recycles them into new industrial lighting for the home. They swivel and adjust to focus the light wherever you need it bringing together decorative form and function. Each industrial light is a work of art that can be enjoyed and used every day in your home. Thomas Edison would be proud!
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Big wood, big carving, big mirror. If you’re going to hang a mirror, go big. Why hang something on the wall that just gets lost? Make a statement with a large wood mirror and if one doesn’t do it, hang two!
Mirrors aren’t just for reflecting. They can be just as important as the living room sofa or the all important bed in the bedroom. In fact, you can’t even see yourself in some of these antiqued glass mirrors. So think of a mirror as a piece of furniture or work of art and go big. Here’s looking at you!
Sometimes you just find all the right ingredients in one spot. This vintage industrial wood and metal wire work table is fully equipped with galvanized metal top, industrial lamp and cool little glass bottles. Fully staged, I would like to buy it just as is.
This industrial shelf wood go great in the dining area, den or even the bedroom. I like the industrial vintage lamp and it would give just the right amount of light for my laptop sitting on that industrial metal top. And for a splash of color, these glass chemist bottles are great for a little flower power.
This is what I love about New York City. You just never know what you are going to find. These are not your typical wood and burlap upholstered dining chairs.
Remember King Henry VIII? Well, meet his wives. This is an interesting take on wood and burlapchairs and I’m not sure if they should be used as dining chairs or pieces of art. I could see these chairs around a grand dining table in a very large room with either very pale colored walls or exposed brick. But whatever you decide, don’t sit in the red chair. Remember what happened to Queen Anne Boleyn? Off with her head!
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