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Posted by: Rose, Feb 10, 2009 04:08:47 AM
I’m in desperate need of help with paint selection (3 years in new house with builders’ paint). The interior design locations you mention are focused on furniture. Know of any resources that offer free or cheap design help for paint colors? Thanks.
Posted by: Step, Aug 14, 2008 10:40:55 AM
This is in response to David’s comment about the lack of men’s consignment. As a Consignment Boutique owner, and a former buyer/district manager for a New York based men’s clothing company, I have found that the majority of men hang on to their clothes until they are well past their shelf life!! For the small portion of men who actually enjoy shopping for clothing deals it is not enough to sustain a thriving business. if you are internet savvy, then there are a couple of reputable shops that sell mens clothing online. Please check www.NARTS.org which is the National Organization for Resale and Thrift Shops - there are some shops listed that have a wonderful selection of mens wear and you can shop ’til you drop at any hour of the day!!
Posted by: Ellen Owner of Chic to Chic Consignment Boutique, Jul 29, 2008 06:02:12 PM
Hi Mildred - it is linked up above. It is the link that is titled "Interior Design Bargains." Just click on that and you should get what you’re looking for!
Posted by: Catherine (washingtonian.com), Jul 28, 2008 12:53:40 PM
The article (bargain tips) in your current mag, mentioned free interior-design, which I was unable to find here
mickirantoo@yahoo.com .
Posted by: Mildred Rosin, Jul 28, 2008 12:31:38 PM
Regarding the article in the August issue on consignment shops ("Cheap Chic," by Gretchen Cook and Sara Levine), it’s frustrating that there is no mention of whether these stores sell clothes for men. (Checking the Web sites, it seems as if only one of them does.) I had the same feeling I get when I go into a store and the men’s clothes, if there are any at all, are in a tiny little corner in the back. We are half of the population ... what gives?
Posted by: David, Jul 27, 2008 10:39:05 AM
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