The next stop was The Arbors at Round Top. This is a very different venue from Marburger Farm. Here you will find many artisans displaying new or repurposed items. It is a must stop and shop in my book. There is no admission fee here (the more money to spend shopping) and there are some air conditioned tents. That my friends felt so incredibly good on that hot Texas day!

Ayca Design was a favorite vendor of our trip. From gorgeous textiles, art, furniture, rugs, kimono’s, purses, shoes and more her pieces were outstanding. I hope she returns in the spring! I am starting to save up NOW!

Then there is Pandora’s tent. The dreamiest tent of the show that I have seen so far! If you have not seen the bedding and textiles from Pandora de Balthazar check her out immediately. One day I have promised myself to do over our bedroom with nothing but the best from Pandora! Her tent is always a favorite to visit (and not because it is air conditioned)!!!!!

I found Pandora through the uber talented floral designer, Amanda Barkley Floral. Amanda and I met last year and she did a wreath for my front door for Fiesta. Amanda lives here in San Antonio and decorates the White House for Christmas every year! Now that’s impressive don’t you think? This is what she did for Pandora’s tent this year:

We found lots of things at The Arbor’s at Round Top which we will be giving as holiday gifts from Prairie Linen Company and some linen clothing at her daughter’s shop Bella Italia Linen Boutique.

All in all what a wonderful day. My dream is to go and stay for several days and shop and see so much more. You simply can’t see everything is one day. I hope you will visit Texas during The Round Top Antique Show. I know I will be ready for the Spring show and hopefully will meet YOU there.

As always, thank you for stopping by. Let me know what is happening in your neck of the woods.

XOXO, Kim