On my first visit I ended up with some pretty silk hydrangeas and small painted bushel-style baskets that went together like a dream. And, I admired that cotton wreath. Maybe someday.
The lavender was lovely. I fear my Garden Warrior did a number on my own lavender last year. I may have a cleaner garden look but I lost a lot of blooms. So this dried lavender display was a gentle reminder to get new plants this year!
And if I had the right setting, I'd hang up a bicycle in a minute!
I'm a sucker for bird cages. I have a few so I passed these up. Reluctantly!
And these lamps I also showed in my previous post have such a warm feeling!
Of course, who could not admire this mannequin -- and her Scarlett O'Hara-sized waist. (Maybe in this contemporary period, I should refer to Lily James' Cinderella waist and all its recent press!)
Everywhere you look, the view dazzles! Yes, one takes a little extra time here!
What didn't I buy? (Yet.) Well, these sunshine-on-a-stick garden pieces have been in my mind for the past week or so.
And after all, I'm headed back there at least twice more this spring! Stay tuned!
What a beautiful shop. Love those hanging lanterns.
ReplyDeleteOh dear....OH DEAR! Look at all the goodies here, while SLEET is tapping at my window panes! Oh, bring on the flowers, please, please, PLEASE!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great place Jeanie, if not, at least for the INSPIRATION! Have a super day! Anita
Next best thing to being there is seeing these lovely captures!
ReplyDeleteOmigoodness. So much here that is familiar I'm feeling so Pinterest deja vu.
ReplyDeleteMy nana would have called this an embarrassment of riches.
ReplyDeletesuch a dear shop! eye candy galore! I can see why you enjoy being there. I have to buy another lavender this year as well.
ReplyDeleteI could spend alot here too. Love the sunshine garden sticks. Glad I live far, far away.
ReplyDeleteI love your style....am digging all that you're swooning over.
ReplyDeleteEspecially that cotton wreath.
Happy Springing:)
-Jennifer
That bike is so cool! Well, everything is really. What a gem of a store. I love places like that! I can see why it's hard to leave that store without buying anything!
ReplyDeleteJeanie, I would love to shop here with you, I see so many pretties that would have to come home with me. I love the wreath and I always like to bring home a little lavender! Looks like the kind of shop I could spend a morning just taking it all in.
ReplyDeleteHope have a great week........
oh how I would love to shop there too!
ReplyDeleteI love to look at pretty things. These pictures are awesome.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanie--Oh, I would love Southern Exposure, what a beautiful shop, I love the hanging lanterns and birdcages, and ooh, that cotton wreath!! I took a peek back at your post regarding the class you took there...what a lovely experience to have dinner in that vintage setting, and then take a class. Your mossy baskets were lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your visit to my blog and for your very sweet comment!! Have a wonderful week!! ~Lorraine ♥♥♥
Pretty shop.....wish it were here!
ReplyDeletexo
Jo
What a beautiful shop. I'd enjoy just browsing and looking at all the eye candy. Love that cotton wreath!
ReplyDeleteWhat a glorious place to browse, love the cotton boll wreath. Might have to try and make one of those, myself!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness... a little chunk of heaven this place! :o) I could live there... LOL! Just so much prettiness... I cheers the heart just to see! ((HUGS))
ReplyDeleteCan see why you like this shop!
ReplyDeleteAnother lover of bird cages here.
Heather :)