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| Cosette getting sleepy on the Shabby Chic squishy chair and Ballard's Bee pillow. |
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| We got this great 3 drawer rope tassle dresser at Salvation Army for $25. Debated painting it but love the patina, scuffs and dings. |
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| Thru the looking glass are framed rose botanical prints from a book. |
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| These sconces have since moved to the family room. |
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| These chairs were one of our first great estate sale finds and have had several seat cushion changes. |
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| Another but smaller cast iron urn, a music box, and a pitcher. |
We matched the grey paint the sewing table came with from the Annual Period Antiques sale
at the Andrew Ten Eyck House. This was Martha Washington's table... when the kids came by for tours.
at the Andrew Ten Eyck House. This was Martha Washington's table... when the kids came by for tours.
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| Each chair has one of each of these faces, making each feel unique but also as a pair with unexpected symmetry. |
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| Our coffee table - an old armoire door |
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| the hinge |
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| Attached to an old metal garden coffee table for the right amount of balance. |
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| Looking into the foyer |
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| Extendable library table found at a yard sale for $10. |
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| Again, loved the patina - no heart to paint it, so that it anchors the other end of the room and the rope tassel dresser. |
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| Rose marble top two drawer side table commode painted to mirror the "Martha" sewing table. |
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| Beautiful wood veneer inlay work and rosettes. |
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| Its like watching clouds roll by |
Bud chandelier wall sconces found at Julian Gage in Oldwick, NJ.
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| Looking out at the dogwood tree in the front yard. |
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| View from the foyer, welcome home indeed. |
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| Layers of bamboo shades and curtains to work with the western sun and give us great lighting effects. |
