Showing posts with label antiques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label antiques. Show all posts

Sunday, July 24, 2016

Upcycling is For The Birds!

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The Deconstructed House - 2041 Bolton Road

Have you seen this sign in your neighborhood? 

We are here to tell you what it's all about and how The Deconstructed House can help you become certified, too!

Fill your yard with birds, bees, and butterflies. Enjoy the beauty of nature while helping to rebuild animal habitats and enrich your garden.

For your backyard to be certified as a National Wildlife Habitat, you will need these things:

Food
Water
Cover
Place to Raise Young
Sustainable Practices


Come to The Deconstructed House, reuse materials to create a wildlife habitat in your yard and send us some pictures! We would love to see how our products are being used.
 
For more information on certifying your yard, go to NWF.org

Drop by The Deconstructed House at 2041 Bolton Road to view our assortment of exciting salvaged decor, as well as reclaimed bricks and brick tiles!

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Thursday, April 28, 2016

No fireplace? No problem

No fireplace? No problem!
Fireplace mantels are a beautiful focal point in the home, but not everybody has one. Get some ideas for creating a faux-fireplace mantel below! 

Stop by The Deconstructed House on Bolton Road to get your own unique mantel

Bring a faux fireplace look to your home with these techniques:

-Warmth : candles, sticks, logs, warm toned objects
-Interest : an antique window, a stack of books
-Seasonal: Create a themed area using seasonal objects
-Functional : Create a nook for your TV and add shelving




Check out these inspiring mantels! 

Drop by The Deconstructed House at 2041 Bolton Road to view our assortment of antique mantels as well as plenty of other exciting salvaged decor!

Did you know? 

The history of carved mantels is a fundamental element in the history of western art. Every element of European sculpture can be seen on historic great mantels from the past.
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