January 26th, 2012
Grownups can have toys too.
Vintage pedal pusher toy cars were once on every kid’s wish list. And those that were lucky enough to get one, pedaled their hearts out.
Vintage toys or furniture usually reflect their age with distressing, cracks and rust. But vintage isn’t always about the natural beauty of a wood or metal finish. Vintage is about the memories. The smell of homemade pies coming from the kitchen, the taste of whole milk left at the front door or fresh potato chips delivered to your home. It could be a vintage wood rolling pin, a galvanized steel milk box or an old tin that brings back memories that make us feel good. And who doesn’t want to feel good?
So shop vintage and get yourself a memory. Now get pedaling!
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Vintage pedal pusher toy cars

There are red ones

And black ones

With headlights

Taillights

And even spoke wheels.
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January 24th, 2012
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I knew this wasn’t my reflection in the mirror!
I like reclaimed wood but not sure I like reclaimed bones. A sculpture made from reclaimed animal bones is certainly a conversation piece but my vote goes for the reclaimed wood mirror.
Made from solid wood that’s been salvaged from old boat docks, this mirror is big and it’s heavy too. Some of the wood even has the original steel bolts in it that joined the docks together. Hanging on a wall in your home or over the bar at your favorite drinking hole, this mirror can be a real “bone” stopper. Not only will this mirror reflect the room you’re sitting in but it also reflects some history. Reclaimed wood that has lived a prior life is distressed but it’s stronger than new wood and it reflects the natural beauty of wood. So next time you admire that beauty in the mirror, check out the natural beauty of reclaimed wood.
Shop reclaimed wood and go green!
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Cool mirror with reflection

Of a cool sculpture

That deserves closer inspection

Reclaimed bones

Go green with reclaimed wood!
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January 22nd, 2012
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Think inside the box.
You never know what you might find in a vintage wood box. This old wood crate has some vintage bottles inside. But what I like best is the rusted metal table it’s sitting on.
Made of solid metal, this table was not left out in the rain too long. Instead it has a professional rust finish that makes it look vintage, just like an old bike left out in the rain too long. And sized just right, this table will fit anywhere. Use it for casual dining in the kitchen or as a desk in the home office. However you decide to use this industrial table, it will add real vintage style to your room. So shop vintage industrial and you don’t always have to think outside the box.
Sometimes, it’s fun to just look inside the box!
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Vintage wood box

Sitting on an industrial metal dining table

With vintage bottles

And old wood

Don’t forget the rust!
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