Today I'm sharing how to decorate a vintage farmhouse ladder -- it's definitely unique and has a totally French vibe to it so I'm excited to show you the end result.
Today I'm sharing a great architectural salvage store -- PACA -- in Champaign, Illinois.
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Today I'm sharing my love of vintage architectural salvage by way of some recent vintage church corbel finds.
Our small village church, known as the Little Home Church by the Wayside (seen above), is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year. As part of that celebration they are updating the church's infrastructure, as well as one of its outbuildings known as the Guild House (or meeting house).
Villagers were invited, via the village's Facebook page (discovered by my loving husband), to visit the Guild House before the demolition company arrived to dismantle it. The invite hinted that there might be “a memento or item of minimal value” that would be available for would-be treasure hunters like yours truly. Of course I had to go.
Today I'm sharing my love of vintage architectural salvage decor.
I'm a huge fan of using architectural salvage as decor. So what, exactly, is architectural salvage? It's basically anything that's been salvaged from a building, inside or out, that embodies a sense of history and design.
