Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Trilogy Antiques in Three Oaks
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Three Oaks is well-known for its many little antique shops and we were very impressed with Trilogy. Everything was artfully displayed in their 5000 square feet of space on Elm Street. Three Oaks is a sleepy little town, but Triology which is a cooperative gallery featuring spectacular vintage pieces that are artfully displayed.
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