coming up the driveway.... |
front entrance |
That large red thing is a piece of drywall covering an old window (Seriously! Crazy old house...) which is a piece of art waiting to happen. |
first view (sort of) of interior |
view from living room to kitchen, with two local inhabitants |
my usual landscape—somewhere near the stove |
nice sunny sink window |
younger boys' room |
Shelves in the Closet! Happy thought indeed.... |
older boys' room |
laundry room and utility room (you should see it now—a disaster!) |
The new roof! That's scaffolding on the front of the house. |
But we're here now! And loving it more and more every day.
It's beautiful.... Looking very homely!
ReplyDeleteIt looks amazing!! Such a lot of work, wow! I hope we can visit you guys some day. So happy for you!!
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Absolutely amazing. Have you considered painting that red drywall with chalkboard chalk and just changing your art by hand whenever? The boys might really like it too!
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Mary, it's SO beautiful! It could be a home from a magazine. <3
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely house.
ReplyDeleteI am swooning! The house has a red metal roof... delicious and practical. And the house with it's Mary-homemaking is simple and clean and lovely- You must be revived to have such a fresh start. Keep up all the hard work!
ReplyDeleteI am so inordinately in love with your home. If I were not married, I would volunteer to be your nanny for free just so I could live there among the beautiful hills and fields! I love your style, Mary. Your sister Angela was by visiting with Ben, Katie & Jamie one evening last week and she commented on how she liked my decorating style. I like to think a lot of it is inspired by you! Can't wait to visit again, actually we might pop 'round this weekend before or after camping to return a bunch of books to you.
ReplyDeleteReally really lovely!! So many inspiring details and such a rest for the eyes - it even manages to look peaceful, no easy feat with four boys.
ReplyDeleteFeeling INSPIRED! Love the openness and simplicity. The wood stove looks GREAT!! I love that you've reclaimed that neglected little house...if houses could smile, yours would be grinning at being loved up again!
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