Monday, January 14, 2013

Vintage items are always wildly popular because they're unique and have rustic appeal.  This Belgian vitrine is all original including the robin's egg blue paint.

Thursday, October 4, 2012

White x White Atlanta showroom...

  Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure... than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much, because they live in a gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat. 

    ― Theodore Roosevelt

Thursday, September 20, 2012



More photos from our showroom in Atlanta.  Our X chairs have been such a hit that we introduced X Bar Stools and X Counter Stools.  I especially love the distressed metal X on the back of the chair.
The Taylor Vitrine by White x White is made of old pine with a natural wax finish.  It adds just the right touch of rustic yet refined to any interior space.
The White x White showroom at the Atlanta market is brim-filled with antique, vintage and new home decor.  My look is very eclectic...mixing vintage, industrial and modern...I call it the White x White vintage vibe.
White x White mercury glass pinecones are lovely intermingled with fallen twigs in a vintage basket.  Beautiful September through the end of the year.  Everyone loves a little bling!

Monday, July 2, 2012



Perhaps the only thing better than touring the great castles of Europe is being able to shop in them.  On our recent trip to Belgium Bob and I were at an antique fair early one morning.  The weather was dreadful and it began to rain so all the dealers were packing up and heading home.  One of my favorite dealers doesn't speak English and I don't speak French, yet we spoke the same language:  antiques!!  We discovered he was charged with cleaning out the horse stable and barn of a castle and I saw the COOLEST French and Belgian antiques and they were all FOR SALE!!  The only problem is that we had purchased so much at the antique fair that there wasn't much room left on the bus.  But alas, we re-packed, pushed and shoved and - VOILA- we were able to load 12 shutters (from the castle, no less!), a bench, French farm table, 200+ French books, 300 French terracotta garden tiles, and a few other cool objets de art.  Did I mention that I LOVE being a European antique picker???