The room that I am working on in this particular house is a 1930's addition, with a knotty-pine wall and stacked stone fireplace made from stone found from an old wall that surrounded the original farm. Super inspiring, and rich with history - just like Lewiston, and the epitome of what this home tour is all about.
Again, this is not finished, in fact - there were additions made today after this photo was taken, and the finished product will more than likely be ready for the professional photos this Thursday. Just in time for the tour, right? What's left? You're gonna have to come and see!
I thought that this collection of fresh greens, berries, and pine cones looked perfect in the blue and white bowl and makes a great dining table centerpiece.
There are built in shelves on the left side of the fireplace, that are filled with delightful vignettes, perfect for the holidays!
And the cabinets and hutches are adorned, too! Red Dogwood and fresh greens mixed with fake ones - oh, and gotta love that tartan ribbon, right? Adding this simple touch finished those spaces wonderfully.
If you're in the area, I'd love to see you there. Check out http://www.lewistonhometour.com/ for info and tickets.
Just LOVELY Artie! Really, truly warm and cozy..:-)
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Thank you Tami! I am sorry I had hands full tonight when you called. I have another home across the street I'm working on, which I'll post about on Wednesday evening. It's a fun one!! Talk soon! xoxo, A
ReplyDeleteOh Artie I just knew that you would blow this one right out of the water, with your incredible sense of style and great taste. I love the blue and white, and those trunks or boxes, or crates ... WHAT ARE THOSE??? that are stamped London in the corner - they are divine my friend, divine! I can't wait to come to the tour ... got my tickets yesterday. Kisses, GP
ReplyDeleteGP: I'm so glad that you're coming! And thank you for the glowing compliments. So nice of you. I promise it looks a lot better in person, I hope the professionals can get better pictures than I can. See you this weekend!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! This is just how I love my Christmas decor! Tons of natural elements, asymmetrical arangements, something a little different with something completely familiar (tartan ribbon). Show some more. You did the nicest job. So pretty!
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Sherry, I love this too! Thank you so much for your compliments! :) This space is almost finished - and as soon as I get the final professional pics, I'll make sure to put them up. So exciting!
ReplyDeleteArtie, this is just so inviting it looks like the perfect Christmas house. I plan on using some of my blue and white this year too. It is nice to be on the same page as someone like you Artie, Merry Christmas,Kathysue
ReplyDeletePS that was my first blog Merry Christmas wish, that was fun!!!
Looks great Artie! I want to cozy up to that fireplace with warm socks on and a mug of cocoa! Wish I was in the area to see in person.
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Laura
One word....GORGEOUS!!! Love it all, very festive for the season, well done! ~Liz
ReplyDeleteYou've certainly piqued my interest, Artie! Looking good!
ReplyDeleteLooking good, Artie. Looks like this is the year for outdoors to indoors. My trees are up and festooned with pine cones I collected all last year. The mantle is done the same way. Maybe I will post this week too and link to your blog. I can not wait to see your rooms finished. I love a natural look, and have brought the farm to my house this year. Your cabin decor looks to be really inspiring. an't wait until Saturday.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see it all finished!
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Oh so Christmasy! Let's see the rest!
ReplyDeleteHi Artie, it looks beautiful -- what's to finish? :)
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