Mrs. G - you would have had to have gotten out more in 1940-something. It was a go-to phrase of my grandfather's. That and the f-word (he was a sports reporter after all) which I've also seemed to adopted. Less charming.
AL - Me, too. I've been stalking them for a while. Going back to check colors. I did like the chunkiness of these. Fortunately, both options are quite, well, cheap.
I know a decorator putting D&A runners on staircase for a new summer house. Not sure about the lifetime of such an idea but I know it will look great. And its not expensive..so go for it!! Cheers, Homer.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a message. I am quite willing to publish remarks that criticize me, but will likely delete disparaging remarks targeted at someone else.
I seem to have a thing for striped rugs. Which is why I am hesitating on using this as a stair runner.
Black, natch.
Dear Mrs. Blandings, You will not be surprised to learn I had to google "natch." I clearly need to get out more. Love the black stripe by the way.
ReplyDeleteI have quite a thing for the Dash & Albert striped stair runners.
ReplyDeleteMrs. G - you would have had to have gotten out more in 1940-something. It was a go-to phrase of my grandfather's. That and the f-word (he was a sports reporter after all) which I've also seemed to adopted. Less charming.
ReplyDeleteAL - Me, too. I've been stalking them for a while. Going back to check colors. I did like the chunkiness of these. Fortunately, both options are quite, well, cheap.
ReplyDeleteI know a decorator putting D&A runners on staircase for a new summer house. Not sure about the lifetime of such an idea but I know it will look great. And its not expensive..so go for it!! Cheers, Homer.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you find the black and white runner?
ReplyDeleteThanks. Love it.