Cologne – Transformability was one of the biggest trends to emerge at this year’s international furniture trade show in Cologne.
There were sofas, for example, that didn’t necessarily have to go in the sitting room and desks that did not have the serious look of office furniture.
OLD wooden furniture may be outdated, but to collectors, there is significant value in owning them.
The quality and detailed workmanship are reasons why these aged pieces are gaining popularity.
By Natalia Mielczarek and Angela Patterson • THE TENNESSEAN
Green Hills-based photographer Cheryl Stewart has captured images of nature all across Middle Tennessee, showing the beauty of places like Richland Creek and Belle Meade Plantation.
It’s her third year to show her work at the Antiques and Garden Show of Nashville. Her work includes matted prints and giclees on canvas, and she’s pleased this year’s theme is focused on finding the splendor in our surroundings.
If you love hunting for furniture in antiques stores, flea markets and thrift stores, or surfing for deals on eBay and Craig’s List, you’re not alone. But can you spot a gem that just needs reupholstery?