As most of you know, something in our house is always changing- things getting moved around, repurposed, painted. We still have a ton to do but let's start off in the first room you see when you walk in, as things stand today:)
Much to my husband's dismay, this is the future site of our homes first wallpaper installation. He told me I could put wallpaper up but I could never take it down. Sold. I better select carefully:)
The distressed Victorian Chair was a score from one of my all time favorite haunts- "The Painted Lady".
The Entryway:
What better way to begin than with the obligatory "Doodle in the window picture"...
One of the things I absolutely love about this house is the chandeliers. They were here when we moved in and they will be here when we move out.
You can display all of your meaningful (read random) pieces in one place for all to see.
The curtains are handmade, pure silk and were free. My Mother's boss was going to throw them away and luckily my mom nabbed them with me in mind. Thanks Mom!
One of the first projects I wanted to complete when we moved in was to hang all of our wedding photos going up the stairs. I finally had a dramatic staircase and hot damn I was going to use it.
Bill graciously (and patiently) hung them up for me.
Source List:
*Clear Console table- CB2
*Ceramic feathers- Jayson Home
*Picture frames- Paper Source
*Letter candles- Jayson Home
*White lamp- The Painted Lady
*Antlers- Berkley's "training tool" (story for another time)- found
*F plate- Jayson Home
*Gold mirrored tray- sourced
*Gold leaf feather- Monograham
*Distressed white chair- The Painted Lady
*Gold leaf frames on wall- Restoration Hardware
*Rugs- Pottery Barn
*Gold Hardware- West Elm
*Entryway leaf table- sourced
*Lanterns on table- Jayson Home
*Front Door- "Buxton Blue" Benjamin Moore Heritage Collection
*Victorian Mirrors- sourced
**** Sourced/found- An item I bought from an estate sale, garage sale, found on the side of the road or was part of my own personal stash:)
Up next...The Great Room.
Have a great weekend!
I love this! I can't wait to see more:)
ReplyDeleteYou really can see all the hard work you guys put into your home!
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Thanks for your endless love! xo
DeleteLove this Emily. Your house is beautiful, keep the posts coming!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Kristin! Your encouragement means so much! xo
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