Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Monogram

I love monograms especially in the bedroom because it is so personal. There are so many different fonts and styles you can use when monogramming these days. The fuschia on linen is beautiful.



The single letter on the wall is so bold and fun to use for a baby or kids room.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Kid's Consignment

In the heart of the Design District, Romper Runway is hosting it's Spring/Summer sale at118 Parkhouse St. February 26-27.  There is a pre-sale Feb.25 for new moms, expectant moms and volunteers, but you must register first by emailing details@romperrunway.com.  Shop the half-price sale Feb.27th.  If you are interested in consigning your child's items they will pick up them up (for $5) within the I-635 loop.  Check out the article in the Dallas Morning News.

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Hayden-Harnett Summer Sale










Hayden-Harnett is one of my favorite handbag designers from Brooklyn, New York. I have been buying their bags for about 4 years now and they are still in great shape. They have excellent craftsmanship with unique styles and I love the leather. Right now they are having a HUGE SUMMER SALE .You should also check out their shoe and clothing line.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Etsy Craft Show in Dallas

Shop Etsy Dallas Spring Bash Craft Show
Sat., 11 a.m.-5 p.m.

South Side on Lamar,1409 S. Lamar St.


From 50-plus local talents: A mega craft show of handmade creations.

.There will be free goodie bags for the first 50 peeps. Free raffle.

. Free Make-&-Take crafts with Girl Scouts Troop 1637 .

. Bring CASH for shopping and donations benefiting The Family Place.




Sunday, May 10, 2009

Celebrity Flea Market Finds

I came across this an article about celebrity Flea Market Finds on Instyle.com. Here are a few of my favorites.

Constance Zimmer's Book Collection

The actress loves to shop flea markets for vintage editions. The books get displayed around her home and help to create the overall "eclectic, flea-market vibe" she's looking for.

Molly Sims's Chandelier and Chairs

The Las Vegas actress furnished her guest room with chairs and a chandelier found at a Paris flea market. "Sure, it's convenient to go into a shop and buy a ready-made couch or chair," says Sims, "but I think it's more original to customize antiques." And that includes flea-market finds: The actress loves salvaging and recycling cast-off relics with hip fabrics and accents.

Brittany Murphy's Perfume Bottles

"I grew up flea-marketing," says the actress, who has been collecting vintage perfume bottles over the years. Murphy caught the collecting bug from her mother, who owned an antiques store in Edison, N.J., and instilled in her only child an appreciation for heirlooms.

Nicky Hilton's Chanel Tray

A vintage Chanel serving tray, which Hilton scored at an antiques store in the Hamptons, was converted into a side table. "I only buy things that have some meaning to me," says Hilton. "I don’t put objects in my home just because they look cool."