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Showhouse Kitchen Decorative iron brackets with timeworn finishes support the island’s salvaged pine-beam countertop and add texture and character to the kitchen.Support Support may refer to: Farmhouse Decor, Decor, Home Diy, Traditional House, Salvaged Decor, Home Decor, Iron Decor, Vintage Wood, Corbels

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Before-and-After Showhouse Kitchen

A 1913 Tudor-style kitchen gets a respectful renovation

From original pinner: Round Top: What I Passed Up & What I Brought Home - Driven by Decor

Round Top: What I Brought Home & What I left Behind | Driven by Decor

It’s hard to believe but it’s already been a week since I came back from my trip to Round Top, TX. I went into the trip not really knowing at all what to expect but it ended up being such a fun getaway because of both the people I was with and the treasures that we... Read More

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Set of 5 Corbels

5 corbels (sold as a set), measured at 23" x 34", with intricate carvings and elegant appeal, are now available at the Preservation Salvage Store.

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A Trip to the Bank – Architectural Salvage New Orleans

Being a New Orleans native I am probably a little biased but I think New Orleans has some of the most beautiful architecture around. If you have never visited you may remember a post I did last yea…

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Eye For Design: Decorating With Architectural Salvage Corbels Decor, Home Diy, Architectural Salvage, Salvaged Decor, Diy Home Decor Projects, Home Decor, Architectural Pieces, Fireplace Surrounds, Corbels

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Large corbels are a great way to accent and anchor the corner of a room especially in rooms where crown molding is not used. Larger corbels can also be used to visually balance a room if the doors and windows are off center. Decor, House Styles, House Design, Sweet Home, Country Decor, Interior, Home Decor, House Interior, Corbels

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I have a soft spot of Euro antiques. Usually they are not in my price range, but sometimes I get lucky. The thought of something special traveling such a far distance from a European country and then somehow finding its way here to the states is always a tale that warms my heart. I understand those who prefer their treasures from the past from our country as well. It's just that I have a love for the ones from across the pond. I only have a few... Irish, French, English & Italian treasures…

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House Hunting (or how I learned to like non-historic buildings)

As most of you know, Nick and I have put an offer on a house and are waiting (anxiously) to close. The house was built in 1975, has been stripped of all 70s-retro-ness and is located in a South Anchorage subdivision. This post is more me trying to rationalize how a preservationist didn't put an offer on a historic structure than anything else. I was almost positive that my first house would have brackets. Ornate Eastlake brackets like the one below: But as I decided to leave New Orleans, I…