6 colorful antique fabric and wood textures
posted on 26 March, 2009
A few weeks back, I went to an antique market in Belgium and besides looking for some hidden gems at the different stands, I was able to take some nice pictures of old wooden chests and antique chairs. I really love, how colorful some of these textures turned out to be, but look for yourself…
Thomas wrote on March 26, 2009:
Nice textures. It wasn’t the market at Place du Grand Sablon, was it?
2lip wrote on March 26, 2009:
No, it was the market in Tongeren near Liege. where is the location of the market you mentioned?
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Thomas wrote on March 26, 2009:
In Brussels. I visited there in March of last year.
2lip wrote on March 26, 2009:
alright, I might have to check that out on day trip to Brussels then. thanks for the tip!
Martin wrote on March 26, 2009:
Do the Place du Sablon in Brussels only in Summer. In winter, there is no antique at all!
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кpyтoйнoл wrote on July 26, 2009:
Ну точно, как люди говорят, занимательное рядом!
robert wrote on March 2, 2010:
These are great!! I work for an office furniture company and we sell stacking chairs! Fabric On a completely separate issue but one that is quite important, we make screens, panels and blinds for offices and because of the flame resistant qualities that are mandatory within the office environment, using any kind of fabric that does not have flame retardant qualities within the office is serious offence, contrary to the Health and Safety Executives guidelines, but one few people are aware of. It would be interesting to know the flame resistant qualities of the fabric!