While thumbing through my just arrived Fall Pottery Barn Catalog five seconds ago, I came across this chandelier, not yet pictured online (so I snapped some pics for you).
Now, I am a fan of wine, don't get me wrong. But there's just no excuse. Unless maybe you own a vineyard. Maybe.
And just so you know it's for real, the description:
And, if for some reason, you can't live without this, please don't pay $400 for it. String up a light bulb, and I'll send you my wine bottles as I finish the goodness that is inside of them. Promise. I drink 1.5 liter bottles though, so your chandelier will have to be a grander scale. You could probably charge $1,000 for it.
LMAO.... we should start making these for a living. I think we all drink enough wine if we work together.
ReplyDeleteI'll lend my drinking services to the cause...it's the least I can do.
ReplyDeleteThe title of this post says it all. Oh, no. No, no, no.
ReplyDeleteBy the looks of my recycle bin, I could probably make 4 of these for anyone who wants one.......
ReplyDeleteWhat I'm trying to say is that my neighbors would stop talking about me if I had fewer wine bottles to take out to the curb on recycle days.
Oh good. I was hoping that you weren't fawning over it as soon as I saw the picture!
ReplyDeleteSometimes, I really don't understand PB.
all I have to say it wow....
ReplyDeleteHaha!! I love this post!!
ReplyDeleteWhew you scared me! I thought at first you were gonna say you loved it!!
ReplyDeleteLol, I'm glad that we can all pitch in our empty wine bottles for the cause.
ReplyDeleteFC - I know what you mean...I get quite the look when I take out my recycling.
Haha! Wow! I even have a wine inspired kitchen, but I wouldn't buy that. I buy most other things wine related, but that is a definite no. However, I will make them and sell them for $400-lol.
ReplyDeleteoh no indeed!
ReplyDeleteshould we place bets on how quickly this will go on clearance? ;)
oh no! Maybe at Christmas you could use bottles of red to make a festive pattern.
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