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Hey Hey Ms. T.
How fantastic for someone who has a big beautiful wood desk for them to nestle those fun, colorful pots into. (read green eye monster for that desk!) Must admit, I do love the colors of those pots! I might just have to pick some up for some lovely household gifts next time I'm in the area. Unfortunately, that will be sans the tray. It's making it's home here in Syros. But, I am inspired for future flea-market finds.
I was checking out your recent posts on Richardson Street Workshop and must admit that your new white on white industrial chic planters are great! I am loving the new white on white shades that seem to be popping up everywhere this spring/summer season. It seems so effortless and classy.
In my last week with here on Syros, I am finally slowing down with household projects (yay no more drilling!). But, I think I might try to tackle one last project for fun before we say adios to this fair dame. See, I've been inspired by your planter idea. I've seen these photos floating around for the last couple of years in Sunset Magazine and now I found it again on Pinterest (via Apartment Therapy). So last night, under the cover of darkness, the mother and I performed our own secret ops and stole this pallet from a construction site in town.
The question is if I can turn in into something at all like this pallet on the left! If I succeed I have plans on creating another in LA for my sister-in-law. She's got this great 1920's California Bungalow with a tiny-tiny yard. This would work great on her little porch in the front. (If not, I might steal this idea from Richardson Street Workshop.) I promised her as a belated birthday present/mother's day gift a garden treat!
I wish you a happy, happy work week!
How fantastic for someone who has a big beautiful wood desk for them to nestle those fun, colorful pots into. (read green eye monster for that desk!) Must admit, I do love the colors of those pots! I might just have to pick some up for some lovely household gifts next time I'm in the area. Unfortunately, that will be sans the tray. It's making it's home here in Syros. But, I am inspired for future flea-market finds.
I was checking out your recent posts on Richardson Street Workshop and must admit that your new white on white industrial chic planters are great! I am loving the new white on white shades that seem to be popping up everywhere this spring/summer season. It seems so effortless and classy.
In my last week with here on Syros, I am finally slowing down with household projects (yay no more drilling!). But, I think I might try to tackle one last project for fun before we say adios to this fair dame. See, I've been inspired by your planter idea. I've seen these photos floating around for the last couple of years in Sunset Magazine and now I found it again on Pinterest (via Apartment Therapy). So last night, under the cover of darkness, the mother and I performed our own secret ops and stole this pallet from a construction site in town. 
The question is if I can turn in into something at all like this pallet on the left! If I succeed I have plans on creating another in LA for my sister-in-law. She's got this great 1920's California Bungalow with a tiny-tiny yard. This would work great on her little porch in the front. (If not, I might steal this idea from Richardson Street Workshop.) I promised her as a belated birthday present/mother's day gift a garden treat!
I wish you a happy, happy work week!
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