Eastbrook Flea Market- Part Two

Bummer news...apparently the Blissdom Convention is sold out, so I won't get to meet so many of my internet friends in Nashville this weekend.
What a total drag. :-(

Maybe I'll drown my sorrows by hitting up another flea market.
That's my favorite quick pick-me-up.

Speaking of which, here are the rest of the photos I took the other day at Eastbrook.
The architectural element in the photo above would look stunning sitting on a mantle like this one. (I removed the art that currently hangs above it, so you could get a better visual):

Those light fixtures look familiar, huh Jenni?!

Edited 2/5/09 to include:

Catherine at Simply Natural directed me to this photo she blogged about yesterday, by KAA Design Group:

It looks like the exact same piece, doesn't it? Wild that we both blogged about it the same day!

This pale blue shelf was, quite possibly, the coolest thing I saw there that day:

It seems like the price was around $199.

These ornate tin wall baskets must have been "the real deal", because they were priced around $250 from what I remember. Yikes!


I LOVE this little piano stool.

Can't you just picture it painted a creamy white and re-upholstered in a fabric like one of these:



In a room like this:




This "Partners Desk" was pretty expensive. Five hundred smackers, to be exact.

I love the idea of working this way.

I could see it painted a cheerful color, like yellow.

Something as sweet as the concept of being able to see your loved ones face while working. :-)
Check out the little rubber stamp holder that's attached to the top of the desk:

What a great place to display test tubes filled with flower stems. Or clip family photos and love notes.

I never did find the price tag on this next table, but more than anything, I wanted to take a picture because it looks like it would be so easy to make. The finish is fantastic too. What a great table for a home with children in it, eh?

This little green topped table was only $35. Too bad I don't have a spot for it.

Paint the legs white, and it would look perfect in an interior like this:



This birdcage card holder was priced at $34.



Here's a close up:

It might also look neat hanging in a large picture window, minus the cards.

So all the birds outside become your pets. :-)

The last thing I photographed was this funky little bench. What an awesome paint finish! I normally wouldn't be drawn to it's geometric lines, but there's just something about it that makes me smile. :-)

Now...out of all the ones I photographed, what was your favorite flea market find?