Newport Beach Project Beach Style Dining Room, Orange County
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Cocoweb
Use art lights for those pictures?
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quatorze
Who made the table base?
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Vanessa Brunner added this to Houzz Tour: Ocean-Inspired Home for Two in Newport Beach
Many pieces used in the home's design are beautiful hand-me-down pieces. The Barbara Barry dining table and the mirror came from the wife's family, and the beautiful apothecary chest belonged to her great-grandmother. Since this is an apartment, Bennett and the couple decided to leave the kitchen as-is.Table: Barbara Barry Chairs: Hickory Chair, Baker
Cathy Lara added this to Global Icons: The Apothecary Chest
In this Newport Beach, California, home, the apothecary chest in the dining area serves as both a storage system and a small tablescape that extends the home's hand-me-down theme. The chest, photos and dining table all belonged to members of the couple's families.
Laura Gaskill added this to 5 Reasons to Hit That Secondhand Store
4. They’re lighter on your wallet. It’s true that in some cases, it will cost more initially to purchase a well-made vintage or antique piece than something from a chain store. But a piece of poorly made furniture is more likely to break and need to be replaced after a few years, costing more in the long term (because you have to buy it again and again).You can buy a single high-quality piece of old furniture and keep it forever, even passing it along to your kids or relatives. And that’s not to mention the true steals out there — if you enjoy hunting through junktique shops, your patience is bound to be rewarded with an enviable find.
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