I believe I’ve mentioned that I have very lovely clients. Not surprisingly, they are gifted as well.
Here is the blog of Shannon and Dan, who purchased a home in historic Church Hill and have worked utter magic on it. I, along with all of Shannon and Dan’s friends, have been following their Facebook posts in wonder at the transformations as they’ve made them.
Now you get to see, too. Stay tuned as Shannon creates yet another place of wonder on her very promising start of a blog!


Fabulous collectibles, furniture, rugs, mirrors sorted by era or style. Mid-century Modern, Art Deco & Nouveau…what more could a Richmonder want? A sale on said collectibles, that’s what! Ralph’s Warehouse is there at the ready this weekend with a “Quality MOVING SALE.”
Let’s let “Ralph” tell you about it in his own words:
“On location in Sandston (near the Richmond airport) join us in air conditioned comfort and choose among BEAUTIFUL pieces including: a pair of bamboo fretwork side chairs, a club leather sofa by Mitchell Gold, a steel queen size canopy bed, a set of six Suter’s of Harrisonburg vintage 1950′s dining chairs, an inlaid English armoire, lots of smalls and numerous other QUALITY items including a special selection of interesting vintage and mid-century modern furniture from Ralph’s stash, many pieces not seen before at the warehouse location. Ralph will also be bringing along lots of original artwork, antique oriental rugs, vintage costume jewelry, lamps, and more than a few surprises.
Antiques and decorative accessories aren’t your thing? There will be a healthy assortment of quality housewares, dishes and other clean utilitarian goods for sale as well. Bring a friend, your cash, or your checkbook! Checks will be accepted with a valid state ID for amounts over $100. Dealers, Designers and Stagers welcome. Bring a tote bag so your hands are empty to SHOP! Saturday July 31 from 9-4, and Sunday August 1 from 11-4. 105 East Union Street, Sandston, VA”
Visit Ralph’s Warehouse’s website here.
Golly, I love old pictures of Richmond. And the Shockoe Examiner always pleases in their selection of the great ones.
Mine is a mere re-post. Read the original post here…

The Beauty of Tiffany Glass – Richmond is home to a number of Lewis Comfort Tiffany’s stained glass windows, commissioned during the early 20th century as both public and religious art. Stops include the Ginter Mausoleum at Hollywood Cemetery, as well as St. Paul’s and St. James’s Episcopal churches. Meet your guide at the History Center.
DATE/TIME: Saturday, July 17th, 2010; 1:00 – 4:00 p.m
Visit the Richmond History Center
Let Freedom Ring - When Patrick Henry cried, “Give me liberty, or give me death,” he set in motion the movement toward American independence. Over the years, freedom, liberty and equal rights have helped define the nation. On this July 4th weekend, explore Richmond’s connection to America’s birth. Includes stops at St. John’s Church and Capitol Square. Meet at the History Center.
DATE/TIME: Saturday, July 3, 2010; 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.
COST: $27 adults; $24members and children 6-18; children under 6 free. Includes admission to the History Center day of tour. Reservations: (804) 649-0711 x301.
Richmond History Center