Every couple of months or so, some fabulous ladies host a Farm House Finds Sale in this unassuming little farmhouse out in the country. It's a tiny little house that looks pretty normal from the outside. But wait until you step inside!
They held the sale this week and I took a trip on my lunch break to do a little browsing. This quaint farmhouse is stuffed full of fun finds. Every square inch is covered in so many charming finds. Each room has load of great things that belong in that room. Here is the kitchen full of vintage Pyrex, aprons, cookbooks, jars, canisters, dishes...you name it, it is probably here!
They have everything color coordinated so if red is your thing, you know exactly where to look. I want to know where they got all of this stuff, how much fun all of it is!
This farmhouse is tiny, just about 1200 square feet (half of that is upstairs so you don't get to count that space) but they make it seem huge with all of the great farmhouse finds they have in here. Each room is so charming and full of fun stuff.
The bathroom is probably my favorite room. The clawfoot bathtub was full of vintage ticking pillows, there were bottles of perfume, hair curlers and lacy nightgowns. It even smelled extra glamorous.
There were lots of people shopping so getting pictures was a bit of a challenge. Plus it's a tiny space full of stuff so that made it difficult as well. But I got some great shots of some of my favorite things.
This chandelier was hanging in one of the bedrooms. It was the perfect touch to the tiny bedroom. Surprisingly, the closet was a nice size.
It held lots of vintage dresses, shoes and suitcases. I wish I was a tiny girl who could fit into one of these pretty dresses. How much fun would it be to play dress up here?
The living room was super elegant in gold, green and white. So much vintage milk glass it makes you swoon!
The front room in the house was loaded up with sewing bits and bobs. There were sewing machines, fabrics, buttons, thread, seam binding, thimbles. It was a sewers paradise!
You can only go in the back door because the front door is blocked with more stuff. There is also an upstairs but I think that is where they keep extra stuff. They have a garage out back full of doors and windows and the yard has chairs and fun things to use as planters.
Now I want to buy a little farmhouse way out in the middle of no where and fill it up with things I find while out thrifting, estate saling, etc.
Next time you pass by a little farmhouse in the middle of no where, just think what might be waiting on the inside for you to discover! I will definitely be going back when they have their Christmas sale, I can't wait for that one!
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