In the Georgian Fashion A Family Builds a Horse Country Home That Savors the Past.
The homeowners wanted a house that looked as if it had been there for 150 years, but they didn’t want 150-year-old problems.
One and one make two. Right? Well, not necessarily. If you really work well with your interior designer, one and one make three. The architect and the designer both have their own thoughts, and they both bring their own intelligence to the project. If you can combine the two of them, there’s a bonus. The math makes perfect sense to me!
Images: Architectural Digest ~
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If you knew this scene would be awaiting you each morning outside your bedroom window, you'd probably never sleep late. Right?
In the Georgian Fashion A Family Builds a Horse Country Home That Savors the Past.
Posted by a blogger going on vacation. I love it. We are all tempted to stop posting when other things get in the way but we can't, can we?
Battling heirs of author/artist Tasha Tudor back in court: "BRATTLEBORO, Vt. (AP) - A family feud over the $2 million estate of famed children's book author Tasha Tudor raged on Friday, with a Probate Court judge warning that barring settlement, the only eventual winners may be the lawyers involved." Such a shame. Read my original post about the Tudor Family Feud.
Dining room in an old home after ceiling beams were exposed to give more "height" to a room with low ceilings.
Looking through the dining room and into the kitchen.
Kitchen before.
Kitchen after. What a transformation!
