Beautifully weathered outdoor furniture! The table mainly, which I call GOOD GREY. The pieces are shorter opposed to fencing for example, so less versatile, but I’m excited to use it nonetheless. I found this on Facebook Marketplace!

These are my favorite!! The grey is basically always “good grey” plus the sizing is spot on. This is a tiny pile, but when the seasons change on the farm, I fill my car! So, I have to savor them and use them wisely in my designs because I get them less frequently. They are a solid choice for framing, the center of my quilt star crosses, and my ombre spoon coatracks. At this point, the others on the farm know not to throw these away, but instead leave them in this very spot for me to take home.

Yeah, this was in ROUGH shape, BUT some pieces are really good grey! So, when using them, I strictly don’t paint or stain. I let the grey do the work. Also, they have nice texture that I like to add when some designs are lacking some style. For example, the large retro piece with a with background you might have seen, I painted over the ugly grey and used as a backer. They added a perfect salvaged wood touch.