Finderskeepers Market as we prepare for
our annual Fall Open House on September 11.
The exterior of the shop has received a complete
makover with a new coat of Knight's Armor.
The interior has a new look as well —
but I will be posting those photos a little later.
to our 1870's home. The house was originally
built for Vice President Breckinridge's granddaughter.
We chose Da Vinci's canvas to pair with the dark
charcoal facade and putty-white trim.
original to the house.
Underneath the overhanging eaves are
paired brackets.
traditional Victorian and a storybook Swiss cottage.
and a traditional porch swing. With Fall just around the
corner, I plan on enjoying this little nook often. The
porch floor has been painted Nettle by Porter Paints.
things are coming together beautifully.
on Saturday, September 11 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.
I am so excited about the latest collections. We have
spent many hours curating the new wares and
creating the new displays — so we cannot wait
to share it all. Like I said before, watch
for the interior shots coming soon!
Just lovely
ReplyDeleteHere, here. Love the dark charcoal colourway.
ReplyDeleteGuys, the house is more beautiful than I imagined. Hope to experience it in person soon. Kudos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous,gorgeous,gorgeous. I LOVE the outdoor curtains. What a great hideaway nook. You may go outside to find complete stangers reading a book on your swing. Or me.
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous! I just realized I'll happen to be in town the weekend of your open house, and I'll look forward to coming by and seeing it in person then.
ReplyDeleteCatherine Roberts Shteynberg
wonderful. the door hardware is exceptional. colors couldn't be better. best wishes on your Open House....
ReplyDeleteThere aren't even words...other than, perfectly and graciously done. Your shop is beautiful, have a wonderful and successful opening tomorrow. XO J~
ReplyDeleteI still can't get over how glorious it all looks...
Thank you all.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS!!!!!! I want to come visit!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous, I'm in love with every detail.
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