Red makes a strong statement. This display is set up for a shop, but I also like the idea of lining a staircase (indoors or out) with a collection like this.
3. And stay late. Dealers balk at the prospect of repacking 17 boxes and traveling back home with a full van. Their only mission: Getting rid of as much as possible while making a good chunk of change. (Why else would they wake up at 3:30 a.m. and then roast all day in the afternoon sun?) The closer it gets to closing time, the more a dealer is willing to negotiate the price of an item that hasn’t sold.
nd stay late. Dealers balk at the prospect of repacking 17 boxes and traveling back home with a full van. Their only mission: Getting rid of as much as possible while making a good chunk of change. (Why else would they wake up at 3:30 a.m. and then roast all day in the afternoon sun?) The closer it gets to closing time, the more a dealer is willing to negotiate the price of an item that hasn’t sold.
This collection shows off something that I think is important when it comes to magenta which is that you can combine it with items in red, pink and purple. Many people are afraid this will clash but it can actually look great.
I particularly think it's great when your collection can be placed somewhere that you're not already using. This unused staircase is a great place to make a pretty design piece out of your clutter. Entryways and little-used rooms are other spots like this.