Flowering plants, urns, and furniture for your garden, patio or porch are waiting at Laurie’s Trunk at 9066 Lyndale Ave. S. in Bloomington. There are mirrors, chandeliers, dining room tables and more, but the lush plants were a welcome treat … Continue reading
Going south of the river, you will find quaint downtown shops starting in Shakopee. How Quaint at 714 First Ave. East (Hwy. 101) looks like a normal stucco home until you notice all the exceptional garden decor in the yard … Continue reading
The Middle Sister has furniture spilling out onto the boulevard this weekend. Inside you’ll find lots of small, occasional tables as well as this classic highboy dresser plus housewares, dishes, glassware, mirrors, jewelry, and handcrafted purses. The Middle Sister at … Continue reading
you know it’s time to head out to you favorite shops! You can start the morning at Your Lucky Day in southwest Minneapolis. This month’s theme is GROW so there are lots of green plants and flowering plants. Growth can … Continue reading
This weekend you’ll want to hop in your car – better yet, in your van or truck – to catch some of the sales that await. From Duluth to Northfield, from Carver to Rosemount, you’ll find occasional shops stocked and … Continue reading
Garden Party Gallery is open tonight from 5 to 9 PM along with a few other merchants in downtown Hopkins. Sip a glass of wine while admiring the richly burnished wooden frames, chairs and tables. Most of the furniture exhibits … Continue reading
The Occasional Saler is teaming up with The Middle Sister to offer a special discount to readers this weekend, March 28 and 29. Just mention The Occasional Saler to receive a 10% discount on purchases under $100. (The fine print: … Continue reading
Your Lucky Day is celebrating spring in oh so many ways ~ spring plants, Easter eggs and bunnies, and fresh, attractive decor. The “shades of blue” corner is bright, the pale blue desk/curio cabinet is alluring and dishes, baking, & … Continue reading
The Middle Sister offers a mix of cleverly re-purposed items and classic traditional furniture. Who wouldn’t love a magnetic board with a map of France for inspiration? Covering dresser drawers with the same fabric as the seat of a chair … Continue reading