[...to the tune of the YouTube sensation, "It's Friday."]
I have never been to the Black Friday sales, but we're in desperate
need want of a few key pieces for the house we had been eyeing at Restoration Hardware and they were available at the outlet store for an extra 30% off starting at midnight on Black Friday.
And so here is the story of how we lost our Black Friday virginity.
It was crazy, but RH was practically empty. I don't know if it was the time the sale started (midnight) or maybe there just aren't many people in the market for high-end furniture willing to brave the Black Friday madness. (My sister waited in line for over an hour
just to enter the True Religion store next door!)
This is what we set out to find:
- Chairs for the new sitting room we're trying to create to one side of the long dining room (with this as the main piece sectioning off the two spaces).
- A stool or bench to put at the foot of the bed in our master.
- Any other amazing furniture that we could never afford at full price at a super deep discount.
This is what we ended up with by the time our zombied, red-eyed bodies rounded ourselves up and loaded up the car:
- This amazing chair in white linen.
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| Ours is more of a gray wood, but otherwise the same. |
We were thinking of putting it in the bedroom, but we decided to loan it out to the sitting room since we didn't find the perfect pair of chairs for that space. We also just realized it matches a mirror we picked up at Home Goods that currently sits in the foyer perfectly.
- Duvet cover for the master in matching white linen.
- Open Weave Sheer Linen Drapery in Linen for the foyer, Sheer Belgian Linen Drapery in Optic White for the master, and a sheer white floral pattern for the guest bath.
- A couple Vintage French Grain-Sack Linen pillow covers (similar to these) for the sitting room and a couple brown knit ones for the family room and two more gray linen ones for the sitting room.
- Chenille throw blanket in Chocolate for the sitting room.
Stay tuned for pics of each item as I incorporate them into the decor of my humble home.