Have you ever watched one of those furniture restoration or interior design home makeover shows? They make restoring and refurbishing furniture look fun and easy. While the final product is fun, the process of getting there isn’t quite as easy as they make it look. However, if you’re in the Sarasota area and love the idea of getting one-of-a-kind decorative pieces for your home, consider visiting Sarasota Architectural Salvage (SAS).
Retro never goes out of style. Whether you’re talking about a retro car, clothes, or furniture, retro brings us back to something we loved about the past. Like they say, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. If you’re looking to hearken back and decorate your home with something retro or vintage, consider visiting Russell’s Retro Furnishings in Tucson, AZ.
Fall is around the corner, summer leases are drawing to an end, and students are heading back to campus. As anyone can tell you, there is a lot of preparation that goes into moving. Whether you’re moving a couple hours away or a couple states away, you have to think about packing, renting a truck or moving vehicle, hiring movers, and then unpacking.
Toys just seem to stay in our lives. It doesn’t matter what age we are. Maybe we’re not playing with them. Kids do, though. Our kids, friend’s kids, nieces, and nephews all play with toys. Perhaps a young one in your life has a birthday coming up. If so, and you’re in the Newburyport area, consider visiting The Dragon’s Nest Toys, Games, Books, and Wonders.
Antique junkies will attest that there is nothing quite like finding a new unique piece to adorn the walls of your home. If you’re in the market for something to spruce up a room in the house, consider visiting Page’s Thieves Market in Mt. Pleasant, SC. Whether you’re looking for a chest, dresser, vanity, wall decor or lawn ornaments, you’re likely to strike it rich at this Charleston staple.
Summer is in full swing and that means that families and friends across the country are planning their summer vacation. Whether it’s hitting a beach on the coast, going camping in the mountains or playing 18 holes at a bucket-list golf course, vacationers will be on the move. But, what about all that luggage and baggage you have to bring along? Dragging bags through the airport, on and off airplanes and waiting in lines hoping your equipment made it in one piece can make for an arduous and stressful beginning to your trip.
Ever go to a friend’s house and wonder where they got that great vintage lamp or rustic table, only to find out it was a one-of-a-kind from a specialty antique store? If you’re looking to be the one who has the classic decor, consider visiting Liberty Antique Mall in Powell, OH.
There’s nothing quite like sitting in the car when your favorite song comes on or listening to live music in an intimate venue. As some would tell you, music makes the world go around. One place you can hone your musical skills, find a new guitar and take in some of the area’s best musicians is at The Fret House in Covina, CA.
The state of Maryland has a long and rich naval history. This should come as no surprise as the US Naval Academy is located in Annapolis. That’s not all though. Maritime museums and historic parks are strewn across the state. If you’re ever in or close to Lexington Park, consider visiting the Patuxent River Naval Air Museum.
Winter’s almost completely behind us, spring is here and summer is on its way. It’s certainly a time of year when closets are purged and many are looking to spruce up their home with new wall art, accessories and decor. If this sounds like you, consider visiting Saving Grace Vintage in Fort Wayne, IN.
