Just listed in the shop! It's pretty awesome. The footstool itself is dated 1940! But, the upholstery is new, of course.
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Kelly Robson
High Street Market shop co-founder, interior designer, wife to Dave, and mommy to William and June. Living in Philadelphia, born and raised in California. Renovating a historic home and trying to enjoy all the beautiful things in life.INSTAGRAM @HighStreetMarket
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DIY: Refinishing Hardwood Floors
DIY: Wainscoting
Our New Carriage House
Interior Trim & Wainscoting Inspiration
On My Radar: Bold Solid Drapery
Our Big (Floor) Plans
Our House: Then & Now
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- Fall Color & Snow In October!
- Friday's Etsy Shop: Red Red Orange!
- My dresser on Design*Sponge!
- Press: Shop Local, Philadelphia!
- Butcher Block Countertops
- Cozy Bedrooms
- Before & After: Sunburst Mirror
- Before & After: Faux Bamboo Dresser
- New Vintage!
- A Country Farmhouse
- So Fresh & Clean
- More Spool Love...
- Our Wedding
- Before & After: Vintage Spool Table
- David Hicks Footstool...
- Fall Flowers
- Friday's Etsy Shop: Plum Cushion!
- Think PINK!
- Our Pumpkin Patch
- Fall Dinner Party (at our house)!
- New Vintage!
- Chilly Misty Morning
- New Label Design!
- Have A Lovely Weekend...
- Friday's Etsy Shop: The Bold Banana
- Dreamy Window Seats
- Nate Berkus for the Home Shopping Network
- Another Beautiful Red Bathroom
- Grant K. Gibson
- Sara Story
- Fabricadabra!
- Cookie Magazine is folding!
- "Forks" by Julia Rothman
- Happy Weekend!
- Making An Entrance...
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As charming as David was talented. I tell you there is something to be said of taste that inspire as seen through the eyes of one with a cultivated eye, unfortunately I’m not the one best able to say it but I’ll say this. You my dear have an eye for the divine. I will follow with interest and appreciation.
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