I call this page, "It's all in the Details." I love so many things about this house. Gingerbread trim, stainglass windows, personality and charm. I think this is going to be a great scrapbook.
I hope that you can see the details. If not I will repost these pictures because I just can't believe the work that must have gone in to this porch. I can't wait for the page that hosts a tea party!
On each side of the house there are these windows and arches. The window has small panes of colored glass. We had a light placed in the attic so that at night you can see this often missed detail.I can't wait to paint the house. I would like your ideas on color choice. Please leave me a comment.
Guess what color I want to paint it?
4 comments:
Hi Becky,
You are truly blessed to be the keeper of such a beautiful cottage. I can't wait to see it go through all of it's transformations. Lets see...what color would I choose? Various shades of pink of course!
Have a wonderfully blessed day.
XO Cori G.
Darn some one beat ne to it, PINK a real soft pink. Oh that would be so pretty.
Hugs~Kelly
Oh yes. A soft pink would be lovely.
I recently read in the paper about a man who is well-known for his consultation work with recreating historic house colors, appropriate to the date and style of the architecture. His website is http://www.historichousecolors.com/
Can't wait to see what color palette you choose!
Becky I must say this is one of THE MOST gorgeous homes I have EVER seen. I'm in awe. You lucky gal!!
Look as if they put the window in upside down?
I think pink with all white trim would be lovely. But I'm also a fan of creamy yellow~
I cannot wait to see on this story unfolds. I hope to visit your B&B one day!
Love the "Lace and Lures" btw!
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