MAMMOTH ZGALLERY SOFA MOVIE STEEL MAGNOLIAS

Moving to a small space and cant fit it up the stairs You pick up and haul. Some wear, but in overall good conidtion. Paid 1400 for sofa & 800 for the chair. Sofa Dimensions: 96''W x 44''D x 36''H Chair Dimensions: 46''W x 44''D x 36''H Purchased at Z Gallerie in Las Vegas 4 years ago, no longer available at the store/online.

Can you dig it? I cannot, and will spend the season holed up in my happy colorless world, accented with just a touch of green вЂ” you know, for spring. The Delivery Process: In order to ensure your order arrives in perfect condition, orders with large, fragile, or heavy items are shipped with select in-home delivery carriers that specialize in furniture delivery.ItвЂ™s e.v.e.r.y.w.h.e.r.e. (There was neon, and there was neon hypercolor, and there were neon scrunchies, and, therefore, there can never be neon for me again.)From packaging to delivery, your new furniture is handled with premium-quality care at every step. All those neon bags in the window at Burberry, and I squinted my eyes and turned away, blinded by memories of the 8th grade. Pillow-Shell-for-Sofa-Bedroom-Square-18x18-inch-Pink/274005677 2021-08-18.I just canвЂ™t, is all.

(Please explain: puffy ski pants have more fabric, shouldnвЂ™t THEY be the expensive ones?)And then IВ think about Chanel, which just opened a mountaintop pop-up store at Courchevel, a French ski resort, according to Elle UK.This is how Karl Lagerfeld thinks we should look when we ski, and IВ think Karl Lagerfeld should call the people who make ski pants for the rest of us.(They do, of course, make Chanel skis вЂ” IВ want them as decorations, because they are not worthy of the bunny hill, where IВ belong.)There are also Chanel ski boots, which would coordinate excellently should you happen to have the above Chanel pearl belt to wear over your skinny ski pants. Instead, IВ feel that if someone pushed me over, and IВ rolled down the hill, IвЂ™d be wearing so much padding that itвЂ™s possible IВ wouldnвЂ™t feel a thing.And then, when I went to an online ski shop to find non-horrifying pants, IВ discovered that they cost $300 and up, which is awesome, considering IВ wear them for four hours every 4.5 years. Why, IВ wondered, must we all brave the slopes looking like burnt marshmallows when we know that ski pants can be made trim and chic? IвЂ™ve seen the Olympics. Yesterday IВ dug out my ski pants and put them on. TheyвЂ™re the cutest thing I can tell about having a baby (besides said child), so why not?(Weird camera angle or crooked frames? Not sure, but this is where the wild things live.)Snow вЂ” everywhere but here, it seems.

Who was that girl? Where did she find the time? And seeing these reminds me that IВ need to go dig out those glittered belt buckles. (There is something wrong with me, IвЂ™m sure.)Christmases past: Peek at gift wrap 2009, 2008, and 2007В вЂ” a year that amazes me because it seems IВ also baked and gift-wrapped trufflesВ and homemade marshmallows. This is how Chanel does Christmas trees вЂ“ an idea far superior, of course, to any IвЂ™ve tried.Note to self: next year, make giant paper doily Christmas trees.(From AnjoyplanetВ on Flickr, as seen on Black Eiffel.)My adventures in paper overachieving and ribbon obsessing continue.ItвЂ™s possible that wrapping presents is among my favorite things about Christmas.

Folded paper lollies with feathers: I busted out the glitter and made them, but you can find ornaments similar to the initialed centers at Pottery Barn (and save yourself from a glittered kitchen, too). Pennant banners: made from stickers (!) purchased at Melrose Vintage. Wide gray satin ribbon: SAS Fabrics. Glittered frame for silhouette: West Elm. Snowflake kraft paper and silver quilted paper: my years-old stash. Black snowflake paper, Target.

Happy news: we upgraded to a flat screeen years ago. I had mine built to hold the most hulking, awful (man-purchased) TV ever. You know, those hulking mammoth beasts meant to hold wretched ugly televisions. Vintage вЂњHisвЂќ flashcard (used as gift tag): Frances.I still have my armoire from the early вЂ™00s.

Mammoth Zgallery Sofa Movie Steel Magnolias

IВ have no idea if southern belles wear magnolias in their hair, but IВ saw the movie Steel Magnolias and decided to steal the magnolia as my own.I wanted it to be big. (Distressed cup pulls from LoweвЂ™s, $20)My Southern Belle fantasies set me on a hunt: in Georgia, IВ wanted to wear magnolias in my hair. Maybe mirrored panels, in homage to the Oly Studio Elisabeth, as seen in Domino.I could downsize: Hickory ChairвЂ™s Cleo cabinet is beautiful (and $$$$).By Suzanne Kasler for Hickory Chair, the Tuxedo Armoire is also tempting me:вЂOr, and hereвЂ™s my favorite: scour the globe for a vintage fireplace and trick that baby out, like so:Details here, spotted on Apartment Therapy.What should I do? Even new hardware would help. Hotel.)I could do something about the doors. Almost 8 feet tall, four feet wide, and three feet deep, it occupies approximately 1/2 of my 800 square feet.(What? DonвЂ™t you all love pictures of your house at Christmas?) The Hulk is feeling a bit outdated to me (or maybe just outspaced.) It needs some love.I could paint it black and white, like so:(The lovely above can be found at Kelly WearstlerвЂ™s Maison 140, my fave L.A.

Own it, as my friend Angela says.(I saw this real magnolia blooming on a tree in the Okefenokee swamp, Georgia. The flower gets oodles of compliments, but youвЂ™ve got to wear it with sass. IВ also wore it to a Savannah drag club, made famous by Midnight in the Garden of Good & EvilвЂ™s Lady Chablis. IвЂ™ve worn it in Las Vegas, Scottsdale and in Savannah to dinner at the oh-my-heaven Elizabeth on 37th Street, pictured above.

It will lie flat and look much better attached to your head. I used these orchids and they were the simplest kind of bloom to work with.(Note:В if youвЂ™d like to try a magnolia, rose, peony or other unflat flower, pull the entire thing apart, take out all the plastic spacers that make the flower poufy, and glue and sew it back together. HereвЂ™s the technique:Pick a flower вЂ“ the flatter the better, so that they donвЂ™t stick out too far from your head. Actually, IВ made a big pile of flowers for my hair. They have magnolias down there.)The best part: I made it myself from a flower I bought at Michaels.

Cut a piece of the fabric just slightly larger than the clip.Insert the piece of fabric inside the clip, like this:Next, paint the back of the clip and the fabric with glue. IВ used linen, but felt would work, too. The orchids did not require this.)You will also need glue, (IВ used Gem-Tac), hair clips (from Michaels), and a scrap of thick, kind of stiff fabric. (You might need to add a little glue or run a needle through it once or twice to hold it together. Snip the flower off the stem entirely.