Hello, friends!
Do you remember The Red Barn Outdoor Market I kept talking about back in April? Well, the Fall edition was last weekend! I got the honor of taking some pictures of the day and you can see all of the photos here.
I also came home with some goodies, one of which being an antique door. I swooned when I saw it, but I nearly died when the vendor told me he was only asking $10. I might have run across the grounds to find my husband, who held our spending money for the day.
He (Cowboy), of course, was great and also hauled it home for me.
So here she leans against my dining room wall and I want to know: what would you do to her?
- Paint her up and distress her down.
- Ehh...maybe not so harsh...a whitewash at the most.
- Leave her just like she is, beautiful and simple.
- None of the above, I would ______________ (fill in the blank).
In all seriousness, it was the hardware that stole my heart.
On another note, she currently showcases an ampersand poster that I designed and printed. Because, well, I love ampersands as much as my sister loves anchors.
And it's hanging from a vintage hanger that I scored a few months back at another local vintage shop.
It's the little things that make this home a place that I love and a place that is me.
So, go on...tell me what you'd do to that door!
leave it! i love natural wood!
ReplyDeleteI say leave it, too! I scored an old ladder of similar style and my friends and family convinced me to leave it!
ReplyDeleteOhmygosh. If that door accidentally goes missing....don't come looking at my house, okay? Cause it may or may not be hidden there...Seriously awesome! I say leave it!
ReplyDeleteLEAVE IT! I think it's perfect just like this!
ReplyDeleteIt's so beautiful in its natural look. I say leave it.
ReplyDeleteLove it! I'd leave it! It has character just as it is.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that door just how it is! It looks so beautiful, especially with the print!Both are amazing :)
ReplyDeleteI would seriously oil the entire thing. I would replace the second rectangle down with an antique looking stained glass window.... love the door... it is a slice of life on a hinge.
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