Welcome to Warehouse Row.
Tucked away just a few blocks off Main St.
in Fredericksburg, Texas,
it's a destination for delicious gourmet lunch fare
as well as a source of some of the
finest European antique shopping
in the world.
And all in our little German village,
population a little more than 10,000.
The old Fredericksburg Laundry.
For now, an empty shell of a building
in the warehouse district,
in the warehouse district,
but watch this space. Trust me.
Warehouse Row, previously home to
Woerner Wool and Mohair and an adjoining
feed store, is now home to three local gems...
my amazing clients
and my newest clients,
I was contacted by the owners in mid-December of 2013
about photographing their divine store,
thanks to a much appreciated referral by Mr. Tim Bolton,
{ their next-door neighbor }
thanks to a much appreciated referral by Mr. Tim Bolton,
{ their next-door neighbor }
and it was a joy to collaborate in such an inspiring space.
I'll be breaking this tour of Johnson Newman Antiques
up into two posts, so I hope you'll enjoy part one.
Every vignette tells a story,
each piece has a tale to tell.
Treasures gathered far and wide...
Sacred divinity finds its place
in a stark and airy, industrial space...
a fitting marriage.
Notice the walls...
Left untouched, rough-hewn, and still bearing
the marks of her former life
as a wool and mohair warehouse.
Click twice to enlarge the above photo
to get a closer look at the blue and white transferware.
Exquisite.
The books, the architectural pieces, a bit of straw.
Elements co-mingle to create something
greater than the sum of their parts.
If you're in the area,
I hope you'll pay a visit to Warehouse Row.
Johnson Newman Antiques
I hope you'll pay a visit to Warehouse Row.
Johnson Newman Antiques
303 S Lincoln St.
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
830-990-1600
In other news,
I'm pretty thrilled to share another feather
in the cap of my good friend
Debra Oliver of
Her seasonal sun porch is featured
in the new issue of a great new magazine,
American Farmhouse Style.
Huge congrats, Debra!
Stay warm out there,
and I'll see you again soon!
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