It will soon be time to throw open the front door and welcome in some fresh air and put the houseplants you have been overwintering outside! via
Tuesday, April 6, 2021
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- Content in a Cottage
- Chatham, New Jersey, United States
- Lifelong collector of antiques. Things that interest me: animals, cottage and country life, fine art, architecture, antiquarian books and prints, dogs, natural history and sporting items, gardening, photography, graphic design, humor, quotes, real estate, interior design, renovation, restoration, learning new things, electronics and technology. This blog, established in 2008, reflects my own personal taste and will never bore you. Rosemary Beck
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5 comments:
I love it. Bricks. Such easy-care maintenance. No scuff marks, no repainting. Will last forever. Just a hose-down and they're good as new.
Gail, northern California -- Gail, You said it all. Bricks are low maintenance, especially in this covered porch application.
xo, Rosemary
I love this porch. It almost looks as though the brick floor extends into the home.
Such a pretty patio to spend the best season of the year on.
xo,
Karen
Not just any bricks, you guys! these are hand-made bricks....probably "used bricks" or "old bricks".....and they have a little bit of mortar left on the top . Lovely
Brand new, machine made bricks will not look like this.....these are mellow and softer. Do not think you can go get new bricks and get this look.
This is divine!
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