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And finally, the last in my series of images from the Round Top, Texas Antiques Fair. Start planning to attend the fall show during the last weekend of September. 
1. Multipurpose your rooms. For example a dining room can easily double as cozy entertaining area, reading nook, or work space by simply swapping out dining chairs with a comfy love seat or upholstered armchairs. 
Leave it to the South to always add the shabby, the romantic, the lace and the lovely. Below are some of my favorite images from the many fields, tents and dealers who focus on the delicate side of antiques. 
