The browser you are using does not support our magic. To continue browsing Furniture Village, please install the latest version of any of the browsers listed below.Make the most of summer with our offers on garden and conservatory furniture Average rating : 4.3 out of 5 Average rating : 4.8 out of 5 Average rating : 4.5 out of 5 Average rating : 4.7 out of 5 Or view all businesses for sale Set up your Private Seller Account and create your listing today Set up your BrokerWeb Account and list multiple businessesWelcome To Our Website Reginald Ballum opened its doors to the public in June 2014. Originally a wine merchant’s property, the building was carefully and sympathetically renovated to reflect its past, and to mirror the historic pieces to be showcased to customers. Reginald Ballum offers customers interested in period and original pieces a wonderful opportunity to browse and shop over two floors of this large and impressive building.
Reginald Ballum is the brainchild of Darren Peskett… We source pieces from all over the world, we love to hunt for unusual furniture and then add our own special touch to them. Everything in the shop has a unique story behind it and has traveled an unusual journey to get into our showroom. Check out our latest pieces below… Pick Of The Week Pop In & Look Around The showroom is located in Rowlands Road, otherwise known as Worthing’s West End; a bustling street full of wonderful local independent businesses. With two floors and six showrooms full of an eclectic mix of industrial antique pieces, there is plenty of treasures to catch your eye. We are open Thursday through to Sunday and look forward to welcoming you.So far, I’m managing to keep the promise that I made to myself a few months ago. In case you don’t remember, I was floundering when it came to completing the decorating of our new-to-us twenty year old home that we remodeled. I wasn’t focused and made purchases whenever I saw something I liked or that I thought was a bargain.
Here’s a secret – no “bargain” is ever a bargain if you’re only purchasing it because the price is good. Anyway, what was the promise that I made to myself, you ask? I promised myself, that as much as I could, I would only focus on one.room.at.a.time. Ever since I made that promise, I’ve managed to finish our family room, our breakfast area and most recently, our dining room. And now, I’m ready to start on the makeover of our home office. I’m going for a rustic, farmhouse, slightly industrial, slightly masculine feel in this room, since Pookie is the main user. I’ve already corrected one of the “bargain” purchase mistakes that I made by replacing the chairs that were here with two of these gorgeous arm chairs from Hayneedle. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience that are at no extra cost to you. See my full disclosure policy HERE. The “bargain” purchase mistake that I made was buying two teal and off-white arm chairs, mainly because they were a good price.
There was nothing wrong with them and I actually think they’re pretty chairs, but this is NOT the direction that I wanted to go AT ALL in our office. They’re too modern looking for the farmhouse vibe that I’m going for in this room. I’m hoping that they’ll work out in one of my guest rooms. I have plans to paint the file cabinet, but for now I have it temporarily staged with a few items from my stash. I found the vintage printer’s trays, that are hanging on my wall, on a recent shopping trip to a local haunt. I love layering and texture, so two grapevine wreaths held in place with black and white ribbon are a nice touch. But back to the chairs. Hayneedle was so gracious to provide me with them so that I could review them for you. I’m amazed at the attention paid to the details on these chairs. The stitching and diamond tufting is perfect. No loose threads, skipped stitches, wrinkles or out of place tucks in the fabric. The buttons are all securely fastened.
The arms are neatly and securely wrapped with fabric. I just love the color and texture! The welting is perfectly attached – no waviness or places where it isn’t well attached. No raw edges of the fabric are showing anywhere. To be specific, these are the Baxton Studio Jester Arm chairs that can be found on Hayneedle’s website. They are mid-range in price, have a firm seat and are not huge chairs. They’re the perfect solution for our small’ish home office. I’m really excited to get started on our office makeover as this is the first room that you see off of our foyer as you enter our home. It’s been a mish-mash of stuff ever since we moved in. I’ll be taking you on the makeover journey with me, just like with our dining room makeover, hoping to inspire you along the way and I’ll be trying very hard to keep my promise to myself. How about you – have you ever made any “bargain” decorating purchase mistakes? Or did you wise up a long time before me and learn to be patient?
Thank you to Hayneedle for providing me with two of the Baxton Studio Jester Arm Chairs. All opinions expressed are my own. Sharing at great parties.Second-hand furniture and electrical shopsBuy or donate furniture at a Red Cross charity shop near you. Buy furniture and electrical items We run several second-hand furniture and electrical charity shops. You can also buy second-hand furniture in some of our charity shops across the UK. You can find these shops on the map at the bottom of this page. What you can buy Our furniture and electrical shops sell: dining furniture, tables and chairs sofas and living room furniture fridges, washing machines and other electrical appliances. All furniture and electrical items sold comply with current health and safety standards. Where do the items come from? Items are donated by the public. How to donate your furniture and electrical equipment Contact your local Red Cross charity shop to check whether they sell furniture.