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June 26, 2015

A Touch of Rios in Fort Worth

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Last fall I spent some time in Fort Worth, Texas and had a great time exploring the stockyards and all of the great stores in the area.  One store that I absolutely fell in love with was Rios Interiors located at 2465 N. Main St Fort Worth.  1

Chris and I don’t live life large like many Texans but I found myself loving some of the pieces of furniture that would only fit in a Texas sized house.15

13Seriously–look at the size of this bed.  It is massive and the pictures really do not do it justice.

4Gary and Carla were in the store that day and graciously permitted me to take some photographs of some of the pieces. They allowed us to take our time to explore the massive store and were available if we wanted help but were not intrusive.  Perfect combination for my shopping experience.2Art work covers the walls and home decor items pepper the showroom adding so many options for the discerning buyer, don t you think?

I love the color combinations in this piece and was very tempted.

I love the color combinations in this piece and was very tempted.

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I even found a teapot nestled on a shelf. Can you see it? Surprisingly enough it stayed in the store and did not come home with me.

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Of course the store does all kinds of customized work and there was an area with racks of fabrics and finishing touches that customers can choose from to achieve the perfect look for their house.

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9Maybe my favorite picture from the day was taken of a bin of tacks.  Don’t you love it?  It just caught the light perfectly.

7I found these butterfly candle holders especially wonderful and not too “Texas” that they could fit in with any decor.

6When we travel I love to find stores like this that offer customers a great shopping experience.  Even though we did not intend to furnish a home in Texas it was a lot of fun to be able walk around and see the variety of items that were available.

This picture—-I absolutely love this picture.  I could tell a million stories based on this picture.
14Thanks for joining me today as I remember a fun day in Fort Worth, Texas and a store that is definitely worth a stop if you ever find yourself in the area.  Check out their website here and their Facebook page here if you want to see more. did you see anything you would like to have in YOUR home?  Let me know in the comments section and remember Comments for a Cause.

 

 

 

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