The top shelf holds a Hermes bust with one of my own NOLA Couture bow ties. He wears a vintage crown. A container from Kiss That Frog studio available at Hazelnut is filled with faux green hydrangeas. The framed oyster art is by a blogger friend Tery Hodges. Her etsy shop is Lure Coastal Designs.
The second shelf hold two sea urchin bowls by my favorite Alison Evans also available through Hazelnut on Magazine Street. A collection of turtle shells (one converted into a lamp) were all purchased through the Timothy De Clue Collection in Seattle. A Baies Diptyque candle always created just the perfect scent.
The third shelf holds a wooden box filled with heirloom silverware. An Ashley Longshore "Bottle Fed" tray corrals vintage apothecary jars from Shaun Smith Home. Another Kiss That Frog stag urn and vintage English oak bowl holding sunglasses sit on the shelf.
The lowest shelf holds a collection of coffee table books.
French Baker's Shelves, y'all!
Nicely done Ron! It's fun to re-purpose some of our furniture once in a while! Now what did you do with the space from where it came?? 😊
ReplyDeleteLiz- that is a work in progress. The oyster mirror has been moved in its place. Thanks.
DeleteGood morning, Ron! I have always admired those French bakers shelves. I love how you decorated the shelves with various curiosities--such a great vignette. Have a great day! xoxo
ReplyDeleteI need two of those for my living room! Love how you styled each shelf!
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I purchased this one from Ballard Designs, but I do not see if available any more online. Hmmmmm?
DeleteFrench baker's shelves are perfect for displaying all sorts of goodies. The Hermes bust presides over all the pretty artwork, pottery, glassware, antique silver, and books. Love the turtle shells.
ReplyDeleteA little bit of each: classy, cheeky and 'funk'tional. I love it all.
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