Well hello there little pink chair. I myself would have never thought to paint a chair that color, but now that I see it, it's kinda cute. Maybe. If you aren't sure either, click the link below and think about it, or move on to other finds in a nearby city.
• PORTLAND: Retro Rattan Wicker Chair — $68
• PORTLAND: Live Edge Black Walnut Headboard — $400
• PORTLAND: Antique Bed Frame — $400
• SEATTLE: Small Vintage Campaign Chest — $75
• SEATTLE: Alaska Steamship Oil Painting — $125
• SEATTLE: Vintage Metal Milk Crate — $25
• DENVER: Vintage Red School Desk — $35
• DENVER: Cramer Kwik-Step Stool — $35
• DENVER: Mid Century Cork Lamp — $100
• PHOENIX: Vintage Tin Valet Parking Sign — $35
• PHOENIX: Industrial Card File — $100
• PHOENIX: Glass Pendant Light — $70
• LAS VEGAS: Large Texaco Gas Station Sign — $125
• LOS ANGELES: Terence Conran Side Table — $100
• LOS ANGELES: Moroccan Rustic Coffee Table — $200
• LOS ANGELES: Hollywood Regency Bench — $105
• LOS ANGELES: Wicker Round Table — $50
• SAN FRANCISCO: Mid Century modern Shelf Unit — $375
• SAN FRANCISCO: Oak File Cabinet — $800
• SAN FRANCISCO: Porcelain Light Fixtures — $10
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!
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Why, AT, Why?
That pink wicker chair has been on PDX CL for.ev.er! I hope someone buys the darn thing.
Bummer, I much prefer the Los Angeles area only. LA is so big that there is plenty of content of excellent finds. If I wanted to get a piece of funriture in SF or Portland I would simply search those areas.
I would read LA Scavenger everyday with the hope of finding a good piece that I could pick up that day, they go very fast. Good pieces don't last long and someone in SF, Phoenix...etc is very much less likely to ship to LA, not to mention way too price prohibitive.
I agree with most of the of the reasons in the posts above. This cause me to visit Apart-Therapy less often.
Please bring back the old format.
Again, Please!