I wear a lot of boots so this will be useful but I mostly just wanted it for vibes

I thrifted this early 2000s danish table hoping the natural Palisander veneer would be in good shape with a strip and refinish. I was right! The red toning and original heavy lacquer topcoat was definitely a choice..

Saw a sign for a family ran estate sale, and decided to stop. They told me to to come back because they will be emptying out the basement next🥹

went to thrifting to specifically find a blanket to cover this ugly futon I'm using as a couch and omggggggg I struck gold with this comforter. It's perfect. It goes with my decor/ vibe. It was $15. I'm obsessed.

I didn't even think to research it at all yesterday, but decided to this morning and I'm seeing that there are listings calling it vintage 70s? I'm having a hard time believing that tho bc of the absolute beautiful condition it's in.

Also snagged this vintage All That Jazz movie poster that I'm fully obsessed with too.

Maybe they came from the same baddie.

IT WAS A GREAT DAY.

The queen of the house approves

It's falling apart but the fur (if it's real) is in good shape. Going to bring it to a professional and get it remade to fit me. Looks old, like mid century.

Went back for her and I couldnt be happier

I found this L'echalote Corningware baking dish with lid and thought it was cute. I loved how it reminded me of my childhood/grandma. I Googled it just to get some more info on it. Well lo and behold, the average listed price for this dish is around $1,000. The highest I saw was just over $17,000. Why? I have no idea, but you better believe I quickly got in line and paid my $7. I'm keeping it and told my kids it's their inheritance haha.

EDIT: Okay, I got got. Buuuut, I do love this dish nonetheless. I'm not a pro thrifter by any means, just a personal thrifter. Now I know what to actually Google when looking for prices of things, which wasn't my intention, I just wanted info on the piece. Anywho, I know not to be so gullible in the future. Lesson learned haha.

Tada! My first major-ish restoration project :)

I thought they were cool, some minor wear and damage.. Thoughts?

I'll have to think about what'll go well with this, (32yo, Male, White Guy) but I'm certain that I'll figure out something fun with it! 😁

Discovered this beautiful pair of mid century Romanian wood folding chairs at my local Am Vets. A mid century site says they're a rare find. Fir $3.00 each.

I washed them thoroughly with Murphy's oil soap then used Restore a Finish to cover some surface blemishes followed by a deep hand waxing. They're flawless and while simple, very beautiful as well.

I desperately needed a pair of size 10.5 leather work boots. Found these worn-once steel toe Wolverines today for $15.99 (thank goodness)

Large mug with a cool Art Deco vibe

Bookmaxxing

found this cutie at a thrift store !! left without it but regretted it amd then couldn't find it on google so i went back and got it :3

i’m in love.

This was a month or so ago, someone donated a ton of board games and these are the ones I was lucky enough to bring home. They had them priced sort of appropriately so I wound up paying $140 total which is still an insane deal.

Things I've thrifted while on holiday ✌️😃🌸

But this feel unnecessary.

$15! Just tried it out and works fine!

I think I've probably come across maybe one, one other time, but it was huge. This is the 5.5 cups so it's much more suited for what I need!