Hannah Kate Flora

[...] Sorry about the acronym overload in the title. Today's Street Merch Monday is the Work In Progress Before & After of the table top I found a few weeks back! [...]

[...] Street Merch Monday is on Tuesday this week! I had every intention of posting last night, but once my 1.5 hour [...]

Whats the deal with all the pianos on the street? Ran across this one the other day on 9th avenue and 43rd. And also saw this desk! Yes, it's missing [...]

Here we go. This is what I found walking home the other night - Such potential! After some careful shifting around, I found what I was looking for - [...]

[...] have started a weekly ritual: During our lunch break, we riffle through the furniture at the Salvation Army across the street from our office. Our co-workers think we're crazy, but we are mildly [...]

[...] station used to try the products - it's the best free refresher on a hot city day! 7. Salvation Army - You could buy an end table, an ottoman, or a set of lamps for under $10, easy! 8. [...]

[...] Went back to Salvation Army today with Bridge to buy these on our lunch break. I was going to get Peter, the salesman, [...]

[...] this dresser - could definitely benefit from legs though! The other before is from my fave - Salvation Army. Co-worker, Bridge, and I found these a couple of weeks ago. They resemble bowling pins. [...]

[...] Co-Worker Bridget is contributing today's Street Merch. She found this large vase on the corner of Greene & Grand. To give you an idea of scale, [...]

[...] Director, part Graphic Designer and all boy. Profile 3: Me! Texas bred. Oldest child. Lover of street merch and anything with character & potential (both in furniture and people.) Living on the [...]

[...] centered paper. So, I oh-so-cautiously add a small white stripe to help balance it out. This Street Merch is getting hilarious. I've gone full blown craftastic on this thing - but oh well, what can [...]

[...] in a corner and read your little heart away - as long as you return them, of course! 10. Street Merch! Too obvious? Clearly, I'm a fan of finding furniture on the street and giving it new [...]

[...] AFTER: We used $7 matchstick blinds from Big Lots, clear IKEA vases on the window sill and white paint. Then we sprinkled in dishes and details that the girls already owned. I almost stole that [...]

[...] Before & After of the table top I found a few weeks back! Remember - Blue tape and white paint (that I already had) was an easiest way to freshen this up. Perhaps diamonds? My mom [...]

[...] and take it to the drawer with a paint brush and matte medium. Great! All fixed? No. During my white paint peeling frenzy, I didn't seem to notice the off centered paper. So, I oh-so-cautiously add a [...]

[...] to life! I'm off to spend the weekend with these friends in South Carolina. It's Ivy's bachelorette weekend! [...]

[...] ! There are 13 of us, and because 7 of the 13 are already married, we wanted to give this bachelorette weekend a different feel. So we themed it out. Like way out. Welcome to our Junior High Slumber [...]

[...] . I was in South Carolina (more on that later) this weekend for my best friend, Ivy's, bachelorette weekend. Before heading back to the city, I spent the day in Atlanta and went on a hilly walk with [...]

[...] My mom and I have been looking for cookie cutters to be used as a party gift for an upcoming wedding and we stumbled upon American Tradition [...]

[...] . What is it about individually wrapped things that is so darn cute? Oh, we had LeighAnn, the graphic designer of the group, make labels for each item. Her skills are ridiculous. And here she is. The [...]

[...] Co-Worker Bridget is contributing today's Street Merch. She found this large vase on the corner of Greene & [...]

[...] table. I wanted to do something along those lines. Here it is before - Please note the adorable hardware! I used some Dark Green Rustoleum Lacquer spray paint I had from a past project, as [...]

[...] for rolling with the punches. Happy wedding Ivy! I love my friends. All Photographs taken by Jessica Rawlings of J. Rawlings Photography. [...]