There is so much to share from this home and the gardens that I plan to do it in installments. I think of this house like a wonderful confection - to be savored a bit at a time. At this welcoming back entry you are greeted by a
pink heart enscribed with the word Love. The door is wonderfully framed by the shutters and the arch.
Umbrellas and hats to your right...
and croquet mallets and jump ropes to your left!
A kitchen counterscape of lovely things.
The gorgeous porcelain box holds tea.
A microwave and wall oven marries with the art on this wall.
I really fell for these beautiful seascapes by artist
Radford Wine.
Collected treasures on a gorgeous wood desk.
The faux bois piece was the owned by the late Bill Blass.
More whimsy; a little modern blue chair sized just right for a grandchild.
The view from the upstairs to the main entry. Light and fresh even on what was a very overcast day. Notice the two croquet mallets here too.
A bookscape of pink and orange, arranged almost as a present. More to follow in the coming weeks from this original home.
There is so much to share from this home and the gardens that I plan to do it in installments. I think of this house like a wonderful confection - to be savored a bit at a time. At this welcoming back entry you are greeted by a pink heart enscribed with the word Love. The door is wonderfully framed by the shutters and the arch.
Umbrellas and hats to your right...
and croquet mallets and jump ropes to your left!
A kitchen counterscape of lovely things.
The gorgeous porcelain box holds tea.
A microwave and wall oven marries with the art on this wall.
I really fell for these beautiful seascapes by artist Radford Wine.
Collected treasures on a gorgeous wood desk.
The faux bois piece was the owned by the late Bill Blass.
More whimsy; a little modern blue chair sized just right for a grandchild.
The view from the upstairs to the main entry. Light and fresh even on what was a very overcast day. Notice the two croquet mallets here too.
A bookscape of pink and orange, arranged almost as a present. More to follow in the coming weeks from this original home. 
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14 comments:
Maybe the croquet mallets are part of a decor-friendly burglar deterrent system? And the skipping ropes are restraints - now I understand!
A gorgeous home...love these pics, xv.
Tricia - could be, I love the whimsy of it.
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I love the way the art helps to blend the look of the microwave and the oven into one cohesive gallery wall! So clever.
This home is so whimsical. I love all the sweet vignettes here and there. Something pleasing to look at everyday.
Love the photos of the umbrellas & hats, so charming!
I love how they blended the microwave and oven into a gallery wall! Genius! That is seriously such a great way to turn eyesores into something less offensive, especially when dealing with a kitchen that can't be renovated.
Still love it!
Sounds like there is more to to come (I hope)? This home is so unabashedly pretty and personal. So fun to see someone just go with what they like. It all looks great together.
Such a fun home! And I love the striped wallpaper!!
this is intriguing deborah as we wonder who this homeowner is.
am mad for the bill blass faux bois and the shutters and arch over the door!
debra
so wonderfully unique and personal! love it!
What a beautiful home and whimisical is a wonderful word for it! xo T.
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