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Love the serenity of green.Yesteryear, holes in the bottom allowed grease to spill from the oiled parts. Today, these allow good drainage making a perfect planter for succulents! ($140 w/o plants at vintageweave.com).
Mother Nature in her truest form.
Juxtapose the roughness of these vintage machine part bins with the softness of nature.
A starter planter at the boutique....
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Vintage and rusted metal machine parts trolley (this would go up on down pulleys taking parts from one part of the mill to the other)...($105 at vintageweave.com)
Not a green thumb? Try these on for size..can you believe? They are PLASTIC succulents (and the best we've ever seen!)
A still life of garden pots inside an industrial bin is our favorite for punch in
(First photo: The New French Decor)
1 comment:
what a great idea kathy. howmany of the trolly thingies do you have in stock? i would like to hang from a clothesline for a dad's day party next weekend (but filled with daises, my father's fave flower)
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