my husband and i recently made a trip to pasadena architectural salvage in search of unique accessories...what a treasure!
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subway sign art found at Restoration Hardware
if you are looking for unique home accessories, i highly recommend you check out your local architectural salvage store. shop with a discriminating eye, make sure all of the items you purchase are sturdy and can be cleaned--but you are sure to find more than you could ever imagine. and remember, the more you buy, the more you can bargain!
...happy sophisticating...
2 comments:
where did you find the 'old street signs' by your fireplace? I want some!
I found them at Pasadena Architectural Salvage. I suggest looking at an local architectural salvage warehouse - they have some gems!
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