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Design Deals
By
Daphne Retter
Published Friday, June 12, 2009
The problem with outdoor furniture is that it’s subject to much harsher conditions than indoor furniture—it doesn’t take long before those expensive, cushy chairs and couches start to look shabby. I would rather go the other way, and load up my (imaginary) patio with bright, fun stuff that would look silly indoors. So, imagine my excitement when I saw Pottery Barn’s ceramic cube. Pretty, durable, unusual—I’m in love! It’s now on sale for $99.
I also love the vintage look of Anthropologie’s High Wire Act Table, which is down from $498 to $299.95. It reminds me of something you would find in a grandmother’s yard, but it’s updated and more fun.
I also have to mention CB2’s cute and handy Formosa Tray Table. It’s down from $49.95 to $39.95. I’m close to buying this but I fear if I do I’ll look back and say, “and that was the last time anyone ever sat at the dining table.”
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