Indian artifacts & antiques predating the Civil War, many inherited, fill the entire home.
Every bit of this room, below, new construction.
Only a few feet beyond the window views, above, is a neighbor's home.
Sconces, below, were rescued from an old home. New ones were made to order.
I adore copying table tops, below, for shrub & understory tree placement in gardens.
A portion of the home was removed and placed freestanding, below, as a dependency.
A portion of the home was removed and placed freestanding, below, as a dependency.
Yes, top pic, she served mimosas & I didn't say 'no'.
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Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Pics taken last month in Athens, GA. Same home/garden as the previous post.
* Such a super lovely posting this a.m.~~~ I like this look alot!!!
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Linda in AZ *
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* That was a LOVELY posting, Val!!! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteWarmest blessings,
Linda in AZ*
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These images are beautiful, and those sconces-fabulous...
ReplyDeleteThat house has a nice feel to it. I can tell even though I sit here in France. I think it's all the painted wood, harks back to grander times in plantation houses yet still cozy!
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ReplyDeleteHmm ...I like what you said about the tabletop. That's something that makes sense when you're placing smaller trees or shrubs or flowers under a larger tree. It's a bit like layering. Thanks Tara!
Maura :)
Heavens, I hope you didn't say no! I'm so envious of all that gorgeous natural light.
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Beautiful- I love that chandelier- were those light bulbs or candles?
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