Friday, April 16, 2010

One Man's Junk is Another Man's Treasure

We have a confession...when we're on the road, one of our favorite pastimes is to transform the rooms we stay in. Nothing major, just reaccessorizing with our proudly won "treasures." So when we came across an article about Butch Anthony in the New York Times, we were thrilled---his aesthetic is a mix between found-chic and minimalism. We've attached some shots of our visits to New England, in which we "transformed" our rooms. Though we're coming from opposite ends of the compass, both aesthetics are warm and inviting, yet elegant.

Butch Anthony [left] in his " uniform"

Butch Anthony's Doo Nanny Festival

View of the porch at an antique shop we found in New Hampshire [talk about curb appeal!]

Alabama Chanin chair with the "butch" touch

A Butch Anthony Bedroom

A galvanized bath tub we found in Maine

Our Maine B & B transformed with new art and accessories

Butch Anthony bedroom

The mantle re-accessorized with our finds

1 comment:

  1. Fantastic. I'm beginning to think that good design begins with a thorough house cleaning. Love, love, love, the art. Peace.

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