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Creative ways to display and store coffee mugs

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I love upcycling projects that repurpose an old, junky item into a totally gorgeous and one-of-a-kind new piece for my home. The idea of taking furniture that was once thought to be unusable and giving it new life with a cool DIY project is incredibly impressive — like with this old cable spool that was creatively transformed into […]

If you follow me on Instagram (@thecuriouscowgirl), you have seen all the behind the scenes of setting up not one, but two Antique Mall Booths. I never thought Will and I would have one booth, much less two. But, here we are! And we have learned a LOT about what works best for display, tagging, and other tasks we deal with all the time! In this post, I’m telling you How to Set Up Antique Mall Booths, and giving you all my best tips, sources and recommendations.

To help you in your journey as a vintage booth owner, I have a great guide to share with you today that will help you know what vintage items sell best during each season. Rotating your antique booth display and having it fit with the seasonal retail cycle is one of the best antique booth tips out there! Click to get my full month-by-month guide for free

Creative ideas for displaying small items at vintage markets and craft fairs.

Do you own an antique booth business and find yourself constantly thinking about how to draw in more customers? The secret to turning browsers into buyers may lie in the very essence of your display strategy.

(Images from Comma and Quaint Living) Ever so excited to announce that my work is now being stocked by Comma, Oxford. Such a gem of a shop. If I ran a shop, I would want it to look just like this! Check out that Ben Javens painted shopfront, and the Gemma Correll mural inside. Did you know that the very nice Dave and Sally who run Comma are the people behind everyone's favourite tea towel emporium, To Dry For? They run an annual competition to design a tea towel, which I fancied having a go…

I want to get away from using tables in my display. Tables are very limited in their display potential. You can add shelves to them, but you are still losing the bottom three feet or so of vertical…

Entertainment hutch transformed into display for American Paint Company products at Serious Fun Art Studio in Tampa, FL. The blue color is a combo of 2 parts Shining Seas to one part Born on the 4th. I finished the shelf surfaces with APC Top Coat and the front of the piece with APC clear wax so customers could easily see the difference in the finishes.