Cottage Style / Farmhouse Style Furniture Resource



I can't tell you how many emails I've gotten in the past from readers who wanted more information about where I got my kitchen furniture . Up until recently (today!) I didn't know of a website to direct folks to. But now I'm SO excited to share with you a new website with everything you need to know about the furniture and the vendor - and lots of photos! Please visit Fuzzot Furniture, and besides the photos, be sure to check out their "about" page. You can contact them via email as well.

From their site:

"The furniture you see here is just an example of the character and the ways of the “good ol’ days”, hard work, done up right the first time. That’s right…..all through word of mouth. We tear it, de-nail and prep the wood, and turn it into fine furniture. Steadily trying to reclaim old architectural and house parts (80-140 years old) or as Fuzzot himself might say “Trash for Cash” or good old road finds that will send parts of our history from one century to the next ."

These folks can make just about anything...tables, islands, bookshelves, entertainment units, hutches, corner cabinets, headboards...the list goes on. I'm thinking about having them build me a pantry for the kitchen. Anyway, check them out!




7 comments:

Clare said...

Hi! I've just found your blog and enjoyed reading the posts and looking at the photos - lovely furniture! I'll certainly be back! Clare

December 7, 2006 at 10:19 AM
mindy said...

Wow, great stuff - they are extremely creative. Wish we lived closer so we could drop by the store, but maybe someday they'll get an online operation working. Thanks for the link!!

December 7, 2006 at 11:06 AM
Jordana said...

How far are they from Nashville? Maybe some day I'll be able to afford something from them. There things are lovely.

December 7, 2006 at 11:55 AM
Twice Remembered said...

Hey there! Thanks for dropping:) Actually, they are in Alabama but travel to flea markets to sell their things. I know they are at the Nashville flea market every month, so that would be perfect for you, Jordana. I think their things are very reasonable. Our island was just about $450-475. They have store owners buy their furniture from them and sell for twice that, so you can get a bargain if you buy directly from them at a flea market.

December 7, 2006 at 12:17 PM
Meg said...

Thanks, Kim! It's always great to have a new resource to check out. Your furniture is fabulous.

December 7, 2006 at 9:20 PM
Twice Remembered said...

Thanks, Meg!

December 12, 2006 at 1:53 PM
Amy said...

OH my gosh! what great furnishings!

December 15, 2006 at 8:54 AM

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