
Showing posts with label the old flamingo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the old flamingo. Show all posts
7.18.2011
The Emmaline Hutch - Before & After

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7.14.2011
The Old Flamingo

Today at 11:00 am the doors of The Old Flamingo will open at 3474 South and 2300 East in Salt Lake City. It offers fun furniture restores and wonderful vintage finds from The Frosted Gardner as well as a handful of other great furniture artists and collectors. We hope to see you there or sometime over the weekend.
I have already received a few emails and phone calls with questions and am so appreciative of the response and support just this week. Thank you to everyone!
I have already received a few emails and phone calls with questions and am so appreciative of the response and support just this week. Thank you to everyone!
7.06.2011
The Bombay Chests - Before & After








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7.02.2011
Grotto Gallery & The Old Flamingo
Today we spent time at a place called Grotto Gallery in a few cities over. This place is a strip of small art galleries that are each designated by a unique door. At the head of this quaint alley way is a new store going in called The Old Flamingo.

I forgot to snap a picture of the old metal camper trailer parked in the parking lot offering cold and refreshing treats. One simply approaches the window and picks from a variety of cold slushes that are drizzled with a touch of cream. We highly recommend the Citrus Cooler.

Each Wednesday starting this week a grower's market populates the parking lot bringing fruits and vegetables to those who love things FRESH.
So what does this place mean to The Frosted Gardner? After a few weeks of deliberation we have decided to place our furniture pieces as well as our wonderful vintage finds in The Old Flamingo. The store will feature vintage decor and furniture restores from us as well as a handful of other furniture artists. We are excited for this opportunity and cannot wait to offer our customers and clients a place to visit us in the Millcreek area near Salt Lake City. I will continue to blog about our pieces and we will still continue to offer custom refinishes to those of you who already have found your own wonderful treasures. I have a few amazing before and afters to share with you as we continue to load our space.









Happy Saturday!
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