….over at The Green Pea! If you follow my blog closely, you may recall that I have shared about my friend Sandi’s antique store several times on this blog. Sandi is quite talented in so many ways and her talents are visible as soon as you walk into her store. Not only is the building old and historic, but she has it decorated to the “T!”
Mr. Green Pea – the man behind the scene – is quite the carpenter and can build anything! All that Sandi has to do is show Mr. Pea a picture and he can build it, like this amazing shelf unit. Sandi had seen one similar to this one in a Restoration Hardware catalogue, showed her hubby the photo and he constructed this unit – and it is so much nicer than the RH’s piece! Solid wood shelving, antique cast iron fittings and wheels give this unit an industrial look. Sandi sanded the wood and applied several coats of paste wax to finish it off.
It is a large piece that would be the perfect addition to a family room or even a kitchen. I can envision it in a loft setting, filled with books and collectibles.
Awesome job, Mr. and Mrs. Pea! Keep up the great work! You both are sooooo talented!!!
If you would like to see this piece in person, just click over to The Green Pea blog where Sandi has her shop’s information posted.
I love The Green Pea! It's one of my favorite local shops.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to be close enough to shop there. What pretty and unique pieces.
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Sissie
Awesome place! And I am loving those huge dice. Kit
ReplyDeleteIt would be great to think of the piece you need and have someone build it for you! This one is great!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Lisa
Went over to see the Green Pea but no place to leave a comment.. wonder?
ReplyDeleteYou too are so good at decor my friend.. I love to wonder through your home and just look!
Hope your new year is full of joy...
Looks so pretty! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI would love to be close enough to visit! Great stuff!
ReplyDeleteMr. Green Pea sounds like a talented man for certain. I have a talented man who tells me that "That can't be done." Ha! He's not very good with the old and dinged look.
ReplyDeleteO.K. Becky there you go again giving "junk fever". Love, Love her shop, just wished I lived close enough to go there. It looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI really want to visit and go shoppin' with you. I am glad you came over and read the Sleepover post! I had so much fun writing it. I am planning on it being a regular weekly post. I got the inter-net today so I am back to regular visiting and writing! Yea. God is good. Thanks for your sweet comment! Love ya!
ReplyDeleteUhmm, I'm liking that shelf....
ReplyDeletewould also look good for me in'
black....thanks!
What city is it in? Looks like a great shop!
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear Becky. You are so nice with your post, about Jim's piece. I hope to see you soon.
ReplyDeleteHugs, sandi
Fun! :) I could probably find a couple of little things here that I can't live with out. :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
especially love the white pitcher and the soup tureens ;)
ReplyDeleteBE STILL MY HEART!! (About every single thing in the picture!!!) Lori Lucas
ReplyDeleteWonderful hardware on the shelf unit too! Hugs to your scotties!
ReplyDeleteWonderful hardware on the shelf unit too! Hugs to your scotties!
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