I agree, once all the Christmas decor is removed, it seems like it is so much easier to enjoy the simple things, like sunlight bouncing off of mirrors.
i love the cozy brick house. every inch is cozy, indeed. friend! are you alive over there? it's a new year, new big adventures for us in the next few months. let's do lunch and talk all about it. love, love, love, lindsay
Mirrors my favorite. Jewelry for my home. I can't even count how many I have, because half of them I don't even have room for. (I inherited more from my mother who loved them too.)
That is a great shot with the dining chandelier in it. I can just smell the flowers too. I just read somewhere how you can keep the flowers from growing so tall they limp over. It was some college project. I think it was growing them in rubbing alcohol or something like that. I will try and find it.
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So true! Where did you get that mirror? I've been looking everywhere for one similar.
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. And on these gray January days, we could all use a little more light!
ReplyDeleteLooks cozy indeed!
ReplyDeleteI agree, once all the Christmas decor is removed, it seems like it is so much easier to enjoy the simple things, like sunlight bouncing off of mirrors.
ReplyDeletei love the cozy brick house. every inch is cozy, indeed.
ReplyDeletefriend! are you alive over there? it's a new year, new big adventures for us in the next few months. let's do lunch and talk all about it.
love, love, love, lindsay
I love your front entry way. That picture looks like it should be in a home decor magazine.
ReplyDeleteMirrors my favorite. Jewelry for my home. I can't even count how many I have, because half of them I don't even have room for. (I inherited more from my mother who loved them too.)
ReplyDeleteThat is a great shot with the dining chandelier in it. I can just smell the flowers too. I just read somewhere how you can keep the flowers from growing so tall they limp over. It was some college project. I think it was growing them in rubbing alcohol or something like that. I will try and find it.
ReplyDeleteI love how you always say "Cozy"! It describes your home to a T.
ReplyDeleteYour home is beautiful! And I agree that this picture could be in a home magazine!
ReplyDeleteYour house always looks so spic n' span! What is your secret? :)
ReplyDeleteI love a clean, organized, 'bright' home :)
ReplyDeleteLooks Beautiful and warm and cozy!
ReplyDeleteAlthough we have differences in culture, but do not want is that this view is the same and I like that!
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I love your front entry way... That is a great shot with the dining chandelier in it. I agree that this picture could be in a home magazine!
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