If this pub set was true to it name, and actually originated from an actual pub, then I bet that pub was called “The Splintered Bottom,” and it was probably a real downer of a joint. The type of place where nobody knows your name. And nobody cares.
But you know what would cheer that thing up? Some cheer in a can! AKA: yellow paint. Check out the up close shots on Brecken’s blog The Chic Life. And hey, if you happen to love it and live near Niceville, FL … it’s for sale!
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3 Comments
For the Love of a Cottage
August 10, 2011 at 10:34 PMI find your blog a few weeks ago and love it!! I don’t think I missed anything…I hope not 🙂 Excellent boring to fun yellow pub set!!
Sylvia
August 11, 2011 at 1:24 AMThis reminds of the “antiquing” paint technique that was so popular in the early 70s. Now we call it aging. Even the gold color is very similar. I am seeing more and more decorating trends coming back. Everything old is new again.
Mtank
August 11, 2011 at 2:58 AMI would have loved to seen these chairs each a different color and the table really different 🙂 These are cute though 🙂