Then I began looking for deck furniture. Unfortunately, that was more challenging. I was about a week or two late for most of the clearance sales. And I didn't think a snow blower would be an appropriate choice.
Then I got lucky. I checked on a store off Fairview in Seattle that was a bit out of the way. The only way I knew about it was that they had a giant chair on top of a nearby coffee shop.
I stumbled into David Smith & Company at just the right time. They were wrapping up their teak end of season sale and I picked up a table and four chairs at 50% off.
The next day and the rain and cold weather started.Now I'm all set for summer. In 2009.
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We have teak patio furniture too. It holds up really well. Supposedly, it will last 100+ years. At least, that's what the salesman said....
Fabulous deck and view!
It looks wonderful. I wish I could sit there. And how great the you got such a deep discount.
Good deal.
I need new patio furniture, but it will probably be a few years.
Our furniture isn't teak, it's metal and glass, and most of the time it is great. I worry about the umbrella tipping the table over though, like with the winds we had here in Port Orchard a couple weeks ago. Almost time to get out the covers and batten down the hatches for winter now though. Congrats on the discount, and your deck has a totally amazing view. :)
Very nice setup you have there. Looks like many of the rooftop patios I've seen in Brooklyn. Only cleaner.
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