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A Charleston Builder - Brookedge Contractors: July 2010

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A Charleston Builder - Brookedge Contractors. Updates on Brookedge Contractors, Charleston Architecture and Design Trends. Tuesday, July 27, 2010. Charleston Architecture Notes - 190 Tradd St. - Part IV. 190 Tradd St. Neighborhood THEN/NOW. Brookedge Contractors, Charleston, SC. The following illustrates the significant changes to the Southern end of the Charleston Penninsula, as it relates to the neighborhood of 190 Tradd St. (near the corners of Tradd St. and Murray Blvd.). The following was provided by.

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allora home: 2009/11/25

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As if this wonderful week couldn't get more exciting- with the. Article, Thanksgiving, Auburn v. Alabama, being home with family and friends, and Carolina v. Clemson- allora. Has been featured once again in a great publication! There is something so sweet about making it into my favorite Columbia weekly: the. Along with several other fantastic products for your home, allora's. Chair was featured in the trends section of. A monthly home insert. You can officially sign me up for VH. 1's greatest week ever!

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allora home: 2009/11/24

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Many of the most devoted allora. Followers will note that earlier this month, the website was upgraded from the long-lasting "under construction" page to the logo; however, due to the overwhelming (and incredibly exciting) response from the wonderful Southern Living readers, the website is ready for a complete overhaul. Expect big things in the next month, including purchase options and a gallery! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget.

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allora home: 2009/11/10

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For turkeys, mistletoe, and unexpected house guests. Be prepared for the mysterious re-emergence of dear old Uncle Joe Bob without wasting valuable floor space (that would be better used for air mattresses or small children anyway.) by stocking up on some exciting and versatile folding chairs! The image above is from anthropologie. And though I truly love the chairs, they are a little on the expensive side at almost $200 apiece. You could have the same thing, customized. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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allora home: 2009/11/04

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Fall is in the air, but that doesn't mean your favorite bright colors and patterns are on hold until spring rolls back around again. I recently discovered a new fabric store near North Charleston (exciting! And while perusing their bolts, I discovered a variety of interesting and very diverse textiles. These two are very definitely some of my favorites. With their bright tones, these two are the equivalent of resort wear: a fresh breath of the tropics in the midst of November! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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allora home: 2009/11/16

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There aren't many things more gratifying (or motivating! Than a good before and after, and I certainly love how the juxtaposition of the images makes the change all the more clear. I have been admittedly negligent. In documenting the transformation of. Chairs, but luckily for you (and for me! I did manage to get some before shots of a few of the most recent chairs, which I'll be sharing with you this week. To kick it all off, here is allora.custom.KIAWAH. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). J k (jewelry by katie).

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allora home: 2009/11/09

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You met her companion. Last week in a sneak preview, so I'm proud to introduce allora.custom.MONTAGU! This lounge chair marks a new look and new type of upholstery for allora. With a removable seat cushion made of exterior grade natural canvas that allows for the tractor green enamel of the chair to really stand out. Coupled with a pillow, the lounger has a more casual look that allows for comfort without completely hiding the spindle structure of the chair back- love to show off those lines!

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allora home: 2009/11/12

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I am so happy that Taco Boy. Is downtown these days. Where else can one get delicious flights of tequila and a healthy dose of fun color all in the same place? If that doesn't spell out a remedy for recession, I'm not sure what does. In addition to good food and good friends, Taco Boy deserves a shout out for their creative bathroom decor- I love a good surprise when I walk into a bathroom! Cool Mexican maps in the main restrooms, but have you ventured to the ones outside? Lucky me, I'll be there tonight!

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Earlier this week, I had the pleasure of not only viewing a sampling of Betty Thalheimer's. Most recent works (while sipping on champagne at Oak, I might add), but of meeting the artist herself. I first read about this talented woman on Charlie and quickly decided that we are destined to be the best of friends! Full of spunk with a knack for color, Betty doesn't disappoint. For more information, click here. Have a great weekend! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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allora home: 2009/11/17

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Is the perfect example of an adequate-but-wallflower before turned into an interesting-. Accent after with a few minor changes. The "bones" of this chair are remarkable; it is well-designed, but the shrimp and taupe colors of the fabric were only dated more by the linear pattern of the cushion and highlighted by the dark finish of the chair. Sara's choice of bright red enamel gives this chair a personality, while the jungle print's. Non-directional pattern is bold without being distracting.