The Durham Craft Market is a selective membership organization which holds its members to the highest standards of craftsmanship and creativity. Below are some examples of the crafts you will find at the market on Saturday. Enjoy -- then come meet us next Saturday!Click on an Image to ENLARGE Photo Onefortythree is a blog - turned small company, based out of Southern Nevada. Using uncommon methods and quality materials, we design and make; minimal, functional and original lamps and furniture. Plywood pendant wall brackets Contour Swivel Lounge Chair Classic Wooden Rocking Chair Open Arms Swivel Lounge (Linen) Dylan Swivel Glider (Doss Bone) Mod Nod Glider (Piped Daryl Sand) When designing a nursery for your little one, don't forget a rocking chair or glider to create a comfy corner in the room. Many moms will attest that being rocking their baby back to sleep after a midnight feeding is not only helpful, but a beautiful bonding experience. Not to mention, as your baby grows, the rocking chair can become a cozy place to read a book together before bedtime.
At The Land of Nod, our gliders and rocking chairs are stylish and comfortable, which means they can even transition out of a nursery after your child has grown.Norah's Sweet and Sunny Nursery New nursery seating can be a huge expense, but secondhand options are often dated and fug. Here are ten makeovers we like. Some are as simple as reupholstered cushions or a fresh coat of paint on a wooden frame, while others involve major structural changes. All are huge improvements on the originals.Norah's Sweet and Sunny Nursery2. Glider Makeover - Polished3. Before & After: A "Grandma Glider"Tutorial: Recovering a Glider Chair - Our Happy Family7. Phoebe Rose's Mom-made Room8. Convert Your Upholstered Chair Into A Glider: Honey & Fitz10. DIY: Glider Makeover - Right At Helm (Images: 1. Caroline Drake 2. reader Alicia 3. reader Jennifer 4. reader Jacqueline 5. Our Happy Family 7. Honey & Fitz blog 10. Primitive Old Handmade Wooden Tool Box Hand-Carved Early Folk Art One Piece Wood Dog Butter Mold primitive original old Primitive Early antique blue paint heart country candle wall box valentines CHARMING SMALL ANTIQUE DOLL CHAIR IN OLD RED PAINT..
AAFAWhat Are Some Types of Primitive Glassware? Obvious examples of primitive glassware include depression glass, hurricane candles, glass lanterns, vases, punch bowls, pendant lights, old bottles and jugs, cloches, and antique clamp-top and screw-top jars. More obscure pieces include glass butter churns, magnifying glasses, chicken watering bowls, and ironing sprinklers. What Are Some Primitive Wooden Objects That People Enjoy Collecting? Primitive wooden collectibles range from furniture to kitchen tools. Types of wooden furniture that people commonly collect include dining tables, end tables, kitchen chairs, rocking chairs, bookshelves, stools, and wooden trunks or chests. Some people also collect primitive decorative accessories made from wood, including painted or carved wooden signs, carved plaques depicting decorative images, small wooden boxes, and birdhouses. Popular collectible kitchen items include wooden kegs, buckets, bowls, spoons, cutting boards, and butter stamps.
What Are Some Ways to Incorporate Primitive Antiques Into Home Decor? Primitive rocking chairs and antique crocks look warm and welcoming on a front porch, and an old wooden bench makes a beautiful addition to an entryway or mudroom. A large, primitive steamer trunk creates a beautiful coffee table, and a colorful primitive quilt looks lovely covering a bed, resting on the back of a couch, or hanging on a wall. Vintage crocks make perfect vessels for magazines in the bathroom or cooking utensils in the kitchen. Old mirrors, antique picture frames, or collections of vintage christening gowns look nice on bedroom walls, while pillows from old linen flour sacks and antique punched-tin lamps make charming accessories. Pretty collections for shelves or mantels in any room include old jars and bottles, wooden birdhouses, or carved figurines.Truth be told, we love the hunt of hitting the weekend antique market and unearthing a treasure just itching to be shown off. But easy and effortless the whole process is not (think early morning call times, hot sunbaked blacktop, and dust—lots of it!).
Thankfully, we have Etsy, that godsend of retail destinations where we can shop the curated selections of independent shopkeepers and antique enthusiasts the world over. If you’re in the market for a vintage or antique piece but don’t have the time for the chase, you’re in luck. We’ve rounded up 10 of the best shops out there with treasures aplenty. Add these to your favorites list stat! Truth be told, we love the hunt of hitting the weekend antique market and unearthing a treasure just itching to be shown off. Furniture, antique oddities, and plenty of selection make this Americana-inflected shop a perennial favorite. 86 Home Vintage World Globe ($90) 86 Home Douglas Eaton Chair ($650) 86 Home D&RGW Brass Watering Can ($325) From furniture to vintage typewriters and globes, this Colorado shop has a fun schoolhouse vibe we love. Charlie's Nest Vintage Channel Letter ($78) Charlie's Nest White Midcentury Plant Stand ($86) Charlie's Nest Industrial Metal Cabinet ($96)
CollectionIt will help you add modernist Parisian flair to your home. We’re very much a fan. CollectionIt Fog & Morup Suspension Light ($426) CollectionIt Magazine Table ($135) Hunting for gems takes time—allow Brooklyn-based Gallivanting Girls to outfit your space with the flea market treasures without the hassle. Gallivanting Girls Midcentury Side Chair ($110) Gallivanting Girls Colorful Arrows ($30) Gallivanting Girls Cathrineholm Saturn Fondue Set ($399) This French shop is a lighting and décor enthusiast’s goldmine, with items sourced from the 1930s through the 1980s. Lamp and Co. Scandinavian Hanging Lamp ($163) Lamp and Co. Bamboo and Rattan Armchair ($224) Lamp and Co. 1950s Italian Lamps ($280 for two) This charming Detroit-based shop offers a well-curated selection of beautiful vintage wares, both large- and small-scale. Little Cows Antique Brass Teapot ($182) Little Cows Design Institute America Swivel Table ($1475)
Little Cows Tony Paul Midcentury Magazine Holder ($245) Specializing in Danish and midcentury furniture and décor, Midcentury Maddist is a teak lover’s dream come true. Midcentury Maddist Teak Stacking Tables ($425) Midcentury Maddist Dansk Jens Quistgaard Teak Bowls ($75 for six) Midcentury Maddist Dux Scissor Chair by Folke Ohlsson ($1250) This Newport Beach, California, shop boasts impressive statement pieces and collectibles (hello, Noguchi!). The Modern Vault Travertine and Walnut Sculptural Coffee Table ($4695) The Modern Vault Danish Reclining Lounge Chair ($2795) The Modern Vault Original Noguchi Cyclone Dining Table ($2295) Brooklyn-based Other Times has an eye for clean, midcentury lines and accents that will imbue your space with history. Other Times Vintage Richard McCarthy Rocking Chair ($550) Other Times Vintage Extra Long Slat Table ($550) Other Times Vintage Wicker Bullet Planter ($85) Score midcentury furniture, antique décor accessories, and even art from this Seattle-based shop.