(Image: Anthropologie)
It's not just any trash can. It's an authentic, imported trash can designed for the elite West Village of New York City. See the rust? That's completely real--not imitation coloring.
Anthropologie is a website that sells only the trendiest, most luxurious goods for people of refined tastes. It's now offering a classic metal trash can--like the kind used by Oscar the Grouch of Sesame Street for a home--on sale for $99.95. That's marked down from the original price of $145. So get this hot item before it ends up on someone else's porch. Be a part of the decorating trend that Megan Garber of The Atlantic calls "shabby chic."
You want dents? Those cost extra.
-via Weird Universe
I assume you mean "like the kind used by"
Which brings up this question: Is this being written using voice-dictation software of some kind? "time" and "kind" are not similar in spelling, nor can their letters be interchanged by simple errors of keyboarding. They are only similar in sound. I cannot think of another way in which these words can be interchanged, except by a voice-recognition software.
A woman opened a shop in my neighborhood and named it Shabby Chic. She made it look like an antique shop, so I took a look. She had bought tons of used furniture, painted it pastel colors, distressed it, and tripled the price. I saw things I’d be liable to buy if I didn’t have to refinish it. Pastel deliberately distressed furniture just doesn’t work if you’re over 30.