Merrill Benfield Interior Design, Hasell St, Charleston, SC
I was lugging a backpack full of groceries home from Harris Teeter the other day when I spotted this happy surprise. What a cool store window design! We should take turns dressing the part and sitting in the chair in the scene. It would be fun to see how long it took passers by to notice.
Coincidentially, K took Emma Belle (our mini-schnauzer) on a neighborhood walk this past weekend and she (Emma) saw her first mannequin. She didn't know what to think of it, but eventually decided it was worth a bark.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a fun store. :)
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Hahah....bet that was cute to watch!
ReplyDeletePut me in a tux in the window!
ReplyDeleteDo it! I'll come take the photo. ;)
ReplyDeleteI came past our local hardware store two days ago and one of the guys from the store was sitting in a lawn chair in the store display window, talking on a cell phone.
ReplyDeleteSign me up.
ReplyDeleteHow come all the guys are coming on strong here? I see me in a cloche hat with a foot-long cigarette holder...
ReplyDeleteLooks like the beginning of a beautiful friendship :)
ReplyDeleteI was picturing a woman but I'll take anyone's photo. I wonder if I can catch someone to get permission. It looks more like an Interior Decorators office than an actual shop.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't the mannequin in the tux look like Humphrey Bogart?
ReplyDeleteI was gonna say... (see Susan's comment) looks like a scene from Casablanca. All you need is a piano.
ReplyDeleteDale
You find the coolest stuff!
ReplyDeleteUh... someone tell zakton that is not a mannequin, but a resin statue of Humphrey Bogart! Like, on purpose. 8-)
ReplyDeletezakton - it is! They made it to look like him. Great job, eh!
ReplyDeleteAnon - right! and me ;)
Doug - go sit in the chair. I'll take a photo.
Marcheline ;)
Hhmmm ... resin statue ... on purpose ... thank you, Marcheline. :) ... Yes, great job.
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