Consignment Heaven

Went to this great consignment shop in Chatham with my mom called At Home Again. It was awesome. They stage everything in super fun ways. And according to Mom there is really high turnover, so they always have new things. And if you'll notice in the above picture, in the upper left - that is a decorative ball made entirely from pieces of driftwood. I almost bought it.

I liked this hutch.


Seashell wreath. Very Cape Cod-y.


Teeny, toddler sized Adirondack chairs. Please.


These are so pretty. I love all things that are blue. Or blue-ish. No, I really do. It's weird.


I liked this birdcage because it is old looking. And cool looking. Even though I never want a bird.


In the entryway. More Blue for me.


A "Fresh Peas" sign atop an old school desk. I wanted to buy the sign for my kitchen until I remembered I hate peas.


Love how they set things up. Things that totally don't go together but go together.


I'm not usually fond of pillows that say things. Or any kind of decorative thing that says things. But I liked this.


And I liked this "create" sign for some reason. Maybe because it is blue?


OK, Things I actually bought:

These prints. I just loved them. There is French newspaper print inside the purse opening and on the sole of the shoe. No idea where I'll put them, but will find a place for them somewhere/someday.


Also got this basket on the chair. Liked it for maybe the lower shelf of my coffee table, where we've been wanting some baskets for organization of all my items. Geoff pointed out I could only really have room to organize pens in there. But I love it anyway. Also love the chair-basket-pillow on the floor-dresser-piece of old fireplace combo in this picture.


Things I wanted to buy, but had to cut myself off:

This amazing old-school shaving mirror for Geoff. Or at least to decorate the top of his dresser.


These blue mugs. Clearly. I love them. But I already have too many mugs and no one uses them but me.


This lamp, which I loved for it's kind of oblong shade (which you can't really tell from the picture) and cool twisty base. But, as you can see, some smart chick named Audrey already called dibs on this and is coming to pick up the two table lamp set plus matching floor lamp. Durn you Audrey!


This is a hat box. It is French. I therefore wanted to buy it for Alison.


These AMAZING ladder bookends. I love them. Possibly the most. I want them. I might call and see if they are still there.


And so it is official. In addition to Marion's Pie shop, Upper Crust Pizza and plenty of deck time, a visit to At Home Again will become a tradition every time we're at The Cape.