Fayetteville Find… Something new I’mย testing out. When I lived in Dallas, I had a regular blog feature called Six Blocks from my House. Interesting things, yes, only six (or so) blocks from my house. Now that I’m discovering Fayetteville, I thought it would be fun to focus on cool places, people, things in Fayetteville. Thoseย I find interesting, and you might find interestingย too.
First up, Vintage Cargo.ย Vintage Cargo is new to Fayetteville. This fun boutique, which recently relocated from Eureka Springs,ย nowย occupies the former Sara Kathryn’s space on Mission. And fyi, Sara Kathryn’s moved toย College and is as wonderful as ever. Winner-winner for Fayetteville.
My favorite shops are those located in old buildings or houses like this one. If I can poke around inside a charming old house while shopping, I’m more likely to buy something. That’s a fact. The new owners, Jeff and Stan, who welcomed us like old friends, have done a fantastic job transforming the inside space while maintaining the wonderful facade.
Go to browse. Get inspired. Clear your head. Buy yourself a little gift. You will easily findย something for every room in your house. Dangerous, I know. And guess what? There’s a hair salon too!
Check out the vivid summer colors of this pottery line.
I bought this cute little bird hook for the powder room.
For whatever reason, none of our bathrooms have towel racks. Whatsup with that? ย This birdย hook is perfect. It’s made of iron, is sturdy enough for a towel or even a robe, and is painted in a distressed blue-green color. Comes in gray too.
If I lived on a lake or had a beach house, I’d decorate around this fish stoneware because I HEART polka dots:))
That’s my Fayetteville Find this week. Be sure to follow Vintage Cargo on Facebook, Instagram, andย Pinterest!
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Musical Pairing:
Van Morrison, Bright Side of the Street
Now I know we are probably long-lost Delta cousins. Your comments in the blog make me long for shoppes like that. Love the bird and the blog.
I think so too, Jane! I also think you and the other ladies from your writer’s group should make a trek to Fayetteville. We can write and check out all the cool little shops in Fayetteville.
As I sit in my den this morning at the Arkansas Bat Cave, with the furniture from you and Staci’s bedroom all around me, with carpet pulled back, with fans going on wet carpet, etc, etc, etc……..
I still think I live “On the Bright Side of the Road”. Loved the blog.
love the bird hook AND those polka-dot fish …
What a great idea, to blog about cool places and people in Fayetteville. There are certainly many cool things to see there, in my opinion. I’m with Barbara and her positive attitude, “On The Bright Side of the Road.”
I love your new feature and look forward to going to some the places when I’m up your way.