This store, located in Northville, MI, has the best buyers ever! And the people who do their displays are pretty terrific, too. I loved this one, with splashes of yellow and orange.
There was plenty of pink and green too. I loved all of their faux flowers -- they are better than any others I've ever seen.
I'm not sure which I loved most here -- the flowers or the painted wood behind them!
One of the store employees said that they refused to buy a certain kind this year (tulips, in particular), despite their popularity, because they weren't quite real enough. I loved the peonies -- and no ants! (These came home with me!)
Their outdoor garden ornaments are terrific.
I loved the peacock feathers and bought a few of those to play with, too!
Signs? Well, I adored the Eiffel Tower hanging...
...and this is my motto these days!
I'm getting very excited about our upcoming trip to Paris...
...so I couldn't resist a travel journal!
A perfect day to visit -- if you're in the neighborhood, check it out!
You won't be disappointed!This post is part of Beverly's PINK SATURDAY -- Link over after 3 on Friday to see who else is in the pink (and green!) this week!
It looks like a very cool spot, indeed.
ReplyDeletePINK...my fave color! ;o) This was such fun to see, Jeanie. With spring finally making an appearance here, seeing this awakens my spring-heart even more. Thank you for the lovely visit to my blog.. Happy Weekend, Jeanie ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteLooks like one fantastic store! I like the Eiffel Tower hanging, and all the blooms... Have a wonderful road trip. I await photos on that one. Enjoy your weekend, Jeanie!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever seen faux peonies! If I ever do they'll come home with me. You must had had such a fun time looking at all the beautiful flowers and displays.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!!
What a fun outing! I just love Spring! Happy Pink Saturday. ~Marti
ReplyDeleteI just want to say, I love your blog. I and my family love cats. Some would say we have one or two to many. They get lots of love and care. We even have a big orange one like yours. (His name is Pumpkin) our neighbor brought him to us in October. Besides your darling header, I love the look of your whole blog.
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Missy
Love it all, especially the Paris things. I am so excited for your trip there. I can not wait to return some day, but in the mean time I will thoroughly enjoy living vicariously through you!
ReplyDeleteI love going on your outings
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I'd love this place....swooning:)
-Jennifer
What a nice outing. I have some beautiful faux spring flowers which include peonies.
ReplyDeleteHappy Pink Saturday,
Marianne
I loved that painted wood. That is gorgeous. I hope Gypsy is doing better. Give him a hug for me. Deb
ReplyDeleteLooks fab and no ants in the peonies is a great plus!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend Jeanie!
Leann
What a fun looking place! Your pictures are great. The weather here in the Hudson Valley is a bit cold and drab still. I get my flower fix by looking through my gardening books. Have a great day.
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Oh, I would love to go to that store! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy
I just love stores that let you photograph. Have you noticed how snippy so many stores are getting about it?
ReplyDeleteWhat a colourful shop; do they ave real flowers too?
ReplyDeleteThese blooms are realer than real. Jeanie - quit rubbing it in about Paris!
ReplyDeleteLove this sort of shop! How fun and a travel journal for Paris too! Would love to know your plans for Paris? Will their be tea and chocolates?
ReplyDeleteWhen I was working with my mom's autograph albums, I learned her grade school's colors were pink and green. That may help to explain her fondness for watermelon glass - the elegant glassware that combine, for example, pink bowls and green stems. I still have a set of watermelon glass wine goblets, although I've sold most of it (and broke a lemonade pitcher, to my chagrin - have to watch those applied handles!)
ReplyDeleteI like the pink and green combination very much, but I can live only with greens. Maybe I had too much pink in my childhood!
Thanks for taking me along to your outing. I so love little shops like this especially if they have garden things too!!!
ReplyDeleteI would like to travel just to visit all the fabulous places we share with each other. Add this to the list.
ReplyDeleteI just love floral shops such as this one. Just like bookstores, they seem to be disappearing from the landscape these days. Have you noticed that?
ReplyDeleteYou will love having that journal on your trip. How fun.
Scrumptious, ahhh. And Paris! I'd love to be there now.
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