Good Monday morning all you Southern folks. Can I ask a question? What do you come here to look for? Are you looking for Mid Century finds? Modern digs? Or pieces that are ready for a makeover. Let me know and I'll see what I can do!
• ATLANTA: Ball Chair — $750
• ATLANTA: Starburst — $170
• ATLANTA: Desk — $30
• ATLANTA: Vintage Sign — $795
• MIAMI: Cabinet Hutch — $150
• MIAMI: Sectional — $150
• MIAMI: Oriental Rug — $800
• MIAMI: Side Table — $125
• HOUSTON: Lamp — $112
• AUSTIN: Mesh Chair — $90
• AUSTIN: DWR Chairs — $800
• MEMPHIS: Vintage Clock — $50
• MEMPHIS: Kitchen Cart — $25
• MEMPHIS: Metal Trash Can — $15
• NEW ORLEANS: Potted Plants — $15
• BIRMINGHAM: Steelcase Chair — $40
• BIRMINGHAM: Mailbox — $575
• BIRMINGHAM: Lockers — $25
• OKLAHOMA CITY: Secretary — $300
• OKLAHOMA CITY: Sofa — $400
Apartment Therapy is not the seller of these items. This is an edited selection of our favorite offerings from other independent sources. Please check the item's link for the original source. Happy Scavenging!
Ellen's Thirties Style Small Space
Juan's Garage Turned Modern Guest House
Good Food to Share 
The Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces 
Apartment Therapy Presents 
The Eight-Step Home Cure 
Commercial Flour Sa...
10 Picnic-Ready Salads to Eat Outside
Make-Ahead Lunch Recipe: Chopped Kale, Farro & Chickpea Salad
Dining chairs, doors, bar stools, a sewing table, book shelves to fill a living room and interesting side tables. Oh, area rugs, too. Hey, if no one else is going to speak up I'll just make an ongoing list of what my house is missing! I'm more into pieces than a certain style (but art deco rarely fails).
Where do you live allisonnf?
Hi! I'm looking for really good, *local* deals. While I'd love to find beautiful finished pieces or colorful, well-done artwork within my budget ($150 or less), I'm up for re-do's, too. If it has good bones, is reasonable to fix, and is less than a two-hour drive from my location, I'm interested. As far as styles go, I love Art Nouveaux, Art Deco, Hollywood Regency and French Provençal. My boyfriend, on the other hand, looks for Industrial, Mid-century, Mod, and rustic, traditional pieces.
Austin!
I have a pretty eclectic home decor style, and I typically gravitate toward midcentury and French. I know that sounds like a crazy combination, but if you can imagine a traditional sofa in a modern fabric paired with a mid-c coffee table or console. And if it makes any difference in terms of location, I'm in Birmingham!