...so another trip to the flea market was in order for today and of course, we started off with breakfast...

the area in jaffa where the flea market is situated is like one big theatre set...the surrounding run-down buildings are as interesting as what is being sold...

the buildings are old and many are still used as workshops...the state of decay is just beautiful

i absolutely love these drip stains on this old door...may have to use this image somewhere...

so so beautiful in my eyes...

i have a passion for persian rugs and today we bought a second hand one ~BIG BEAM~ now a treasure in our home...

happy week to you my friends xxx

20 Comments:

  1. ruby-crowned kinglette said...
    i love the photo of the brass chandelier, so wonderful against the ripples of the door. glad you had a wonderful morning.
    Beth said...
    What a find with the rug! I found your site via my sister's and really enjoy looking around (and your Etsy items are wonderful too!).
    Anonymous said...
    The doors do look wonderful in your pictures! I have to go there more often. Also, I recently saw something very cute (not sure about practical): a "persian rug" mouse pad. You might like it ;-)
    Anonymous said...
    Oh wonderful photographs Julie, I especially love the hint of turquoise through the cracked paintwork and, that chandelier is just wonderful. I want to come to the flea market with you!
    amisha said...
    that rug! so lovely... what a good find! and i am enjoying your photos of the urban landscape in decay so much... i love those textures of chipping paint, old wood, the dull shine of the brass chandelier, rust. layers. thank you for sharing your flea market jaunt! xo amisha
    Anonymous said...
    oh julie! i promised to take some photos of ecuadorian decay and i never did it. i will try and get on that soon...i love your photos. the second one of the door with a sort of peeling poster is my favorite. i wish i could join you on your next trip to the market!
    Gypsy Purple said...
    What lovely pics....I love rusty things..these are great
    Janet said...
    what a feast for the eyes! This flea market sounds wonderful. No such things where I am. Come spring we get car boot sales and thats the lot! Hope you have a happy week too.
    lisa solomon said...
    OH MY god that door.. and the rust drips... swoon....

    i wish we could go to the flea market together....
    Anastasia said...
    beautiful rug...thanks for sharing the gorgeous pictures - love old rusty doors...
    Anonymous said...
    Oh my. Your images are stunning. Yes, you must use the one or all in some projects!! Actually, every image you have ever shared is wonderful. The state of decay is really beautiful, you are right.. I can imagine myself tiptoeing into the workshops...Love the rug!!
    Anonymous said...
    I. too, would be beaming with your wonderful rug purchase, Julie. A great find after a happy time hunting. And, of course, as always, your photos make me long for travel!
    take care, g xo
    Anonymous said...
    your find is wonderful - I´m soo missing the flea markets here, have to wait for spring ;)
    love the feel of nostalgia and decay in your photos!!
    KELLY said...
    wow...so much inspiration! these images speak "julie" to me in volumes...how great to be surrounded by all that beauty! x
    shari said...
    love these photos. your new rug is gorgeous! wish i could join you for breakfast and a stroll around town. i see "urban curator" potential in these photos!;) oh how i want a chandelier for my house. soon! xox s
    Maryam in Marrakesh said...
    I love Persian rugs, too.

    Love your persian friend in Marrakesh,
    Maryam
    Anonymous said...
    Oh the joy of Persian rugs... lucky you!
    Anonymous said...
    peeling paint and rusty stains..a few of my favourite things....
    Marieke said...
    It reminds me of your decay post. I love doors like that too! x
    paula said...
    Years ago Fernando used to photograph old, rusty doors and gates and then use the photos (then still in print no digital yet) as inspiration to paint large canvas mainly with acrylic and collages. Now you reminded me of that. Thanks!
    :)

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