Entries now closed. And we have a confirmed winner: Congratulations, Steph, your number came up! Thanks, everyone, for playing! Katiedoodle and I are taking a little break for the rest of the week. We’re *working* — we’re just not filing blog posts. We’re getting out of our computer caves to prowl the *real* world for inspiration. So while we’re *away* — how about a giveaway? The first of the year. And it’s delicious: A set of New Old Stock, 1960s-era coasters of kitschy Paris scenes, poodles included, of course, from the retro-world famous World of Tile. Spotted and scarfed up by moi.
How to enter to win the New Old Stock Coasters that Pam bought up from World of Tile:
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I released the Retro decorating Gods when I bought a Stonehill 1950’s mahagony and vinyl bedroom suit this weekend at a antique store will post a pic soon ! And I also love the coasters
I am de-colonialalizing a 1950 atomic ranch!!! I am trying to amass as much retro home furnishings as I can. And….these are just so me!!! I’m a very Audrey type of girl. :). I een have my moms false eyelashes from the 60’s!!!!
Tres chic! Why do I deserve such adorable coasters. We’ve been using our paper coasters that we got whilst dining out months ago. Paper and liquid are sort of… Gross. And we’re getting ready to move out of a horrendous, abusive apartment (terrible neighbors) and into a non-abusive apartment next month. This would definitely help me shake off the dark cloud that’s been following me around… And, never been to Europe, but one of the places in the world I want to see someday is Paris. Thank you for this opportunity.
Because they are beautiful and I will gve them a great home!
I deserve these lovely coasters because I live I’m a house with my husband and three sons, and I lacking pink and Paris in my my life.
Also they will look perfect on our Heywood Wakefield table while playing euchre.
Adding vintage lighting to my 1955 double-wide.
Let’s face it. I’m caught in a time warp. I’m an artist, a painter of oil paintings. My work is all about the 1940s- 1960’s. These coasters would find a loving home amongst my vintage Cocktail Ware.
oh Pam…oh please…the family with the pink bathroom next door would surely be happy for me! as mine is not,but I too would have something wonderful,way cool ! I would use as art on my kitchen wall and I would be grinning so much my face would hurt. Pick me! pick me!!
Would give to my daughter who has a 1950’s ranch house.
Well, looking over the comments, I think if you were going by merit and not by a random drawing, dumpster-diving Mollye would deserve the coasters. Heck, I’ve done some side-of-the-road vintage rescues (including getting a Chinese red broken upright piano into a truck with a friend), but hey, I’ve never pulled a blue toilet and sink out of a dumpster. You go, Mollye!