lee at pieces in georgia sent over these new pieces. a bit pricey but gorgeous investment pieces if you’re in the market for something you’ll keep for years and years to come. and in a trendy bright yellow no less…click here for more info.
lee at pieces in georgia sent over these new pieces. a bit pricey but gorgeous investment pieces if you’re in the market for something you’ll keep for years and years to come. and in a trendy bright yellow no less…click here for more info.
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http://stylecourt.blogspot.com sometimes posts finds from pieces. they seem to have many designs that integrate color in such a striking way… good stuff.
This shop is definitely worth the trip for anyone planning to visit Atlanta. Clean lines and clear citrus color are all around.
(Thanks for the mention Sara :)
Wouldn’t it be nice if you weren’t so rude?
who are you calling rude?
What’s rude about this post?
Anna
maybe the rude thing is the free ad. common in the blog comments’ parts these days. just a guess.
what free ad?
the one at the very top.
oooh pieces. i lived in atlanta, and it was the only home store that made me absolutely giddy! very kelly wearstler though the expensive prices to match too.
stylecourt is a great blog… i don’t know if someone thinks that’s an ad, but i love learning about new websites here!
I love Pieces things so much. She just seems to get it so right!! Love the pieces you have included here – that cabinet is to die for!!
Apparently, referring to a favorite blog (because it is stylish and knowledgeable) is an attempt at free advertising?! Hardly. Nor is it rude. Unlike an anonymous blog comment which also happens to lack credibility.
The blog I mentioned has posted about several designs from Pieces which may have been of interest or useful. That’s all. An interest in good design in general should not be considered an attempt to promote a specific blog. Or free advertising.
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