This is the Window in our Victorian Cottage in Eufaula AL. I find it enchanting and can't wait to show you it from the inside out. Hopefully I will have the room decorated by the holidays.Please come back to see me. I have posted about this window before and asked if you could see something wrong with the stained glass. Let me know if you do?
Highland View
An Outside window view of this wonderful patio.This is how you got to this patio from the inside. The window goes up.
The windows you are looking at are in a house called Highland View. It was on the tour of homes during the annual pilgrimage in Eufaula held in April each year.
This home was for sale when we first discovered the town. It had been completely renovated and had a large pool with roses surrounding it. It was breathtaking. It also had a special window. I can't remember what they called it but I guess it was used like our patios are but minus the sliding door.
Ceilo at http://www.houseinroses.blogspot.com/ is hosting this wonderful window party. I do hope that you will join us today. It should be fun.
23 comments:
Its a beautiful window, does it have boards behind it??? Rachael
I don't see it. What is it that's wrong?
Beautiful window.....There is just something about an old home....it just has so much charm...One day I hope to see it in person !!!!....
Hugs,
Mo :-0
Hi Becky,
I love that window and I do know what is wrong but I'm not giving it away!
Hugs~Kelly
Hi Becky and it's so nice to meet you! What a beautiful stained glass window! Okay, to me it looks like the ribbon on the right hand side is off, is that it?
Thanks for stopping by my tea party.
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
What a beautiful window!
The only thing I see that's a little different is that one side has a couple pieces to the right by the laurel/bow that's leaded, where it's not on the other side... I think the window's beautiful. If that's what's wrong or not - the window is a real piece of art ;) How fortunate to have such a window in your home.
I happened on to another one of your blogs that was simply breathtaking too (outside), so I'm off to look there again. Glad to have found you through sweet Cielo!
~Tracie
Thanks for letting me know, Becky!
It sure looks lovely to me ;)
I'll be back, your blogs are lovely.
~Tracie
I love your blogs!!
Thanks for responding to my comments.
Seems as tho it might be upside down, but also "inside-out" as well... from the looks of the lead and texture of the glass this looks like the "front" of the glass which should be inside?
It's gorgeous tho and no one would know anything was wrong.
What a beautiful home you have! The windows are beautiful! I dont see a thing wrong with the window?
Thank you so much for stopping by my blog!
hugs,
Amy
Hi!
That is amazing that you know Chip Roberson. I don't know him personally but I know of him. Have you ever visited here?
You probably already have this but just in case you don't.
http://houstonroberson.blogspot.com/
I read on the profile that his church is just down the street from me!
Thanks for the visit! I was "Becky" all my growing-up years, then switched to "Rebecca", then "Becca" for online.
My brother had a nickname for me too, he still calls me "Bec". I never liked it as a teenager until my boyfriend began calling me that, then I suddenly thought it was CUTE. :)
I am having a giveaway on my blog, if you get a chance to stop by!
~Becca~ aka Rebecca ~ aka BEC ;)
The window is beautiful inside and out. I love it. I think the whole house is enchanting.
Is the tendrils on the ribbon not right? The right side is different from the left.
BTW thanks for coming by today and visiting. I will have my Show and Tell up later today.
Have a Blessed Day,
Sherry
Hi Becky, wow what a beautiful home. I would love to have a project in any room of that house!!!! I'm sure you have been busy, and everything looks beautiful. I love the lovely tables you did on your other blog. Wow! I will definitely visit again!
Blessings
Blessings
I loved that tour! There is just something about older homes that just make me smile and sigh! I can't wait to see the transformation of your cottage...girl I don't see how you keep so much going on all the time...it is all I can do to tend to my house! lol Thanks for coming by...I hope you are having a beautiful Sunday!
The beautiful window is upside down. This is evident by the pretty bows....
I saw this on your other posting. It is such a LOVELY window.
Just wanted to stop by and tell you thank you for all of your prayers for us and all the nice comments you made on my blog. Yeah - Ike is gone! Now we just have to clean up after him!
Gorgeous window, but don't see what's wrong or missing.
oxox
Jennifer
Love you wonderful old home...I adore historic houses! I am sooooo jealous! :-) Will have to come back and watch your progress!
Hi Becky
Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving such a lovely comment. I must say that I'm totally in love with your beautiful old home and will be checking in often to see your progress.
Danielle
What a breathtaking home!! My dream home for sure. About painting, I learned the donna dewberry way, then quickly went my way by lots of practice and looking intently at roses and shadows. The best thing I ever did though is take oil painting lessons, I learned how to mix oil paint colors and to begin my palet. I cant tell you how that changed my life! Of couse I had an unusually wonderful art instructor who didnt belong at michaels crafts! She was a college grad with Art as major. If it's your passion then you will master it, just get the paints out and start!! Hugs, Kim
Wait a minute. Let me get this straight. In the Highland View home, those are windows inside the house which raise up for entry into the patio room? Similar to pocket doors that slide into the to the side, but instead it's a window that raises up? Am I understanding that right or am I completely off base here? I've just never heard of anything like that before. It's a truly fascinating idea...or am I off my rocker? lol
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