Showing posts with label U is for Used. Show all posts
Showing posts with label U is for Used. Show all posts
U is for Used




Like Jesus, my love for the blog Ensuite was resurrected this Easter weekend! Clarisse Demory takes and posts photos of many an inspiration that she herself congers.
My favorite posts incorporate recycling materials within her many styling jobs.
Pictured here are some projects for a french childrens magazine (Dad t-shirt dress & nail polish painted glass) , as well as some interior styling for Nanashi a new Parisan/Japanese restaurant ( vintage vases, 80's school chairs, recycled table tops on vintage legs )
*le sigh*

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Here are some random photos of used things in my livingroom.
U is for Used




Some flea market finds of late: 1. new summer blanket 2. rose sushi plates 3. cutest sugar container
U is for Used


In the past I had a thing for buying vintage cameras and it's been awhile since I shot anything, so my goal for the next week is to use at ;east 2 of my used cameras.
Of the cameras shown here, all the ones that look like they cost more than $3 at a thrift shop are Michael's...

U is for Used


Sundays! Sundays! Sundays! At the Halifax Forum......The Flea!
I try to go every week, to look for treasures ;) and for the pure entertainment of the Sellers, it's like television for someone who doesn't own a television.

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It's the moment we've all been waiting for, the revealing of some of my latest flea market finds! Let me introduce you to:



..............................................the garlic shaker..........................................

........................................the rose shot glasses............................................

................................the crocheted bird potholder.........................................

.....................................the mountain sushi dishes........................................
........................the deviled eggs nest with salt&pep chicks.................................

I wish you all luck in your future thrifting!