just love a welcoming guest room. This one is decorated in soft creams with a touch of red—so warm and cozy in the mountains. The Hickory bed was recessed into the wall and two closets were added for extra storage. Small niches were added under the reading lights that can hold a book, drinks or…
es, I did say English Tudor—but we are in North Carolina. These charming houses are all Tudor inspired. The first one was built in the 1920s. The curb appeal is so welcoming with the stone columns topped with large planters and the circular gravel driveway. I love all the boxwood lining the drive and the…
his is the Mountain house living room on the other side of two sided fireplace. It was opened up to the kitchen and dining areas by removing walls and cabinets. All of the windows and doors are new and hurricane rated—it can get windy in the winter. Once there was only one door—now there are…
ouldn’t you just love to come home here! The transformation is complete—Welcome. The trick is to plant full grown plants in the Fall—the next Spring it looks like two years growth—Instant Garden. I just love this! I just love the way this turned out. The other parts of the garden and the interior will be…
ountain porches are the Best! Here are a few pictures of the Mountain House Porch. Breakfast, Lunch and Diner would all be lovely here—along with a few cocktails. The temp. today was wonderful and the sun is shinning. The home tour is coming soon—but right now that cocktail is calling me! More pictures and Design…
love all of these ideas because…they are simple and genius at the same time. Add any of them to your home with just one shopping trip and a few nails. Love, love, love—be inspired.
he first painted floor I ever loved was in Mary McDonald’s kitchen. It was painted with brown and creme stripes that varied in size. I love this red one—how fun would it be to cook here!