The first is a picture of our old location, but what I really want you to see is the gigantic, antique fishing net that was about 10 feet long. We had three of these and they were one of the most unique items we came across. It offered a terrific opportunity to add scale and texture to a room without taking up too much space.
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| The old Humble Home location. The gigantic, antique fishing net was one of my favorite quirky items. |
The next item was small, but I loved its simplicity. These could be used for anything. It's the perfect combination of form and function, and it adds a shot of glam at just the right moment.
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| Vintage brass lotus bowls |
The lamp below is so Jonathan Adler. I did change the color to white and later added a black shade which made it pop all the more. And yes, I have to admit to having a slight "Godfather" moment.
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| White horse head lamp. |
It was something about this trash can that really attracted me. The knobby texture added an almost surreal quality. It is glam and crafty at the same time. Needless to say, it didn't last long in the store.
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| I was mesmerized by this unique, knobby brass trash can. |
Words can't describe how much I loved this table. The marble top just sparkled! It was a lot of hard work getting it to look this way, but boy was it worth it. It only lasted two days in the store, but it went to a great home. Did a mention it may appear in a movie? Well, that's another post.
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| Regency inspired marble coffee table...stunning. It initially said 1970, but I say fabulous. |
