Saturday, July 9, 2011

Planter/ SOOC

Rectangular planter placed on broken vintage chair

This was outside an antique shop, demonstrating how even broken furniture can be used as a decorator item.

To see more photos straight out of the camera, visit Jan's  SOOC at Murietta365.

22 comments:

  1. Nice display. I like old broken down chairs for some reason.

    Darla

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  2. Great idea... I'll be looking for that broken chair!

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  3. Isn't that a lovely idea?!

    Not planting much these days.
    http://mymuskoka.blogspot.com/2011/07/wont-let-ageism-spoil-my-day.html

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  4. I agree - very pretty. :) Perfect plant stand. Recycle, reuse. :)

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  5. Might as well use it rather than toss it out, right?

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  6. Nice pic. Worn out furniture often looks good in gardens.

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  7. This is a great use for an old chair. I really like it.

    By the way, the jukebox I pictured in my blog does still work.

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  8. I love that beautiful old chair.

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  9. Lovely! It's nice they could use the old chair as such a beautiful landscape project.

    Teresa

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  10. It is beautiful. Nice shapes and colors.

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  11. so very pretty, the chair the flowers and the photo

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  12. The chair must ave been beautyful when younger.. At least, it has a pretty second life!

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  13. I'm going to bet someone a Canadian $ that the planter on the vintage chair is in YOUR backyard! Am I correct?

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  14. Sorry Leif, it isn't. But I DO like the idea so there may be something there like it one day. :)

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  15. I agree and turn out really beautiful!

    SOOC

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  16. I have a similar chair in my flower bed, and you can find them for very cheap, sometimes free. They are wonderful!
    B.

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  17. I have been looking for an old broken down chair to do this same thing with.

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