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Friday Finds

Thank goodness for finds! :) Here are a few great deals that I've recently stumbled upon. Hope you enjoy them...and your Friday!

This 5' x 7' Safavieh "Soho" Turquoise Area Rug from Macys.com is on sale for $598.99. I know that might not seem like a great deal, but considering it was originally $1,129.00 and is a hand-tufted wool rug, it's a GREAT deal! The colors and medallion design are right up my alley. Simply beautiful.


If you don't want to spend that much, check out this other stunning rug from Macys.com. This gorgeous golden 5' x 8' Surya Area Rug is on sale for $329, originally $549.


If you have a thing for vintage glassware like I do, then these vintage inspired plum beauties from World Market are for you. Unfortunately the pitcher is all sold out but the dot tumblers and juice glasses are still in stock and on sale for 50% off! Originally $15.96 for a set of 4, they're now $7.92. I love the hint of color and textured glass. Oh so charming. Don't they just make you want have a patio party and make some lemonade?


This antique style wire chair from Urban Outfitters would be the perfect edition to a casual breakfast nook or an outside patio. I love the sleek lines are married with the rustic finish. Originally $78.00, they're now on sale for $49.00.


These glass pillar candle holders from Z Gallerie are a must have. They are perfect for a casual or sophisticated look, fitting into any decor due to their simple design and glass makeup. And better yet, they're on sale! Originally $16.99 (11") and $14.99(9"), they're now $9.99.

Unfortunately, Jon will be out of town for the next 4 days so I'm thinking I need a new project to keep me occupied. I'm about to head to Hobby Lobby, so the possibilities are endless!

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