My favorite place we visited was called The Iron Gate - it was filled with stylish home furnishings and accents - and is one of the most unique shops I have visited. My jaw dropped the second I walked in the front door - and I immediately asked if I could take some photographs. This shop was so stylish and classy, yet shabby...vintage, yet fresh and new...and I adored the neutral and white color pallet. There was an abundance of unique and creative items - with chandeliers hanging throughout - and two adorable (very friendly) rescue dogs (Sophia and Bentley) perched on a sofa keeping an eye on the place. I absolutely LOVED everything about this establishment and was very inspired by the atmosphere! Here are a few of the photographs I snapped...
First view when walking in the front door...
LOVE the branches hanging over this large birdcage...and look at one of the dogs posing...
Sophia and Bentley (so sweet)...
I adored this crown...
A spoon chandelier - so unique!
Another great home decor shop we visited (across the street) had an upstairs area filled with warmth and character! Here are some photos from Rebecca's Furniture and Design - the brick walls and paper lanterns made this showroom so inviting:
It was a marvelous morning perusing Main Street and doing some window shopping...and we all found a few goodies to bring home (shocking, I know). Tomorrow I will share our afternoon with you - which included a trip to the local quilt shop and a delicious visit to Gigi's Cupcakes!
Thanks for taking us on a picture tour, Belinda! Glad you had a wonderful outing in Historic Franklin!
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Your photos remind me of a 8-10 block section of Tower St. in Centralia, WA., a few miles from me. Most of the shops are antique shops, boutiques and tea rooms. The old train station was rebuilt to the time period of the town. It's a wonderful place to spend a day, just like your Franklin. Great photos too.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great day!
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ReplyDeleteohhhhh just gorgeous and love the wee doggies too .. glad you had a fab time at the nashville market .... just catching up with my blog reading :) love mouse xxxx
ReplyDeleteLooks like a wonderful place to explore - I love all the exposed brick in those shops. This is my kinda place. Can't wait to see the quilt shop. Melody
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Great shops, too - I'd love to see them!
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