Before these pictures get too old I thought I would post them. Keep in mind all of the furniture is kind of in make-do mode. Nothing has been purchased since we moved back in.
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| Living room looking into dining room. Mies daybed and table. Arco lamp. |
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| Frances Palmer bowl and votive holders. Thomas O'Brien chandelier. |
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| Refinished Danish modern. Family room peeking through on the right. |
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| Mudroom. |
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| Master bedroom. Florence Knoll credenzas, Swan Island pillows. |
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| Guest bedroom. Dresser belonged to John's Grandmother. |
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| Looking up the stairs to the attic guest room. |
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| Looking from the attic down to the 2nd floor landing which used to be a tiny nursery room. |
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| 2nd floor hall with linen press on right and guest bathroom. |
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| Lucy in the family room. |
Love seeing your beautiful home! And Lucy (admittedly, she is my favorite subject :-). We are neighbors, and thanks to you, I am seriously considering a Lacanche for our new kitchen (renovations start in a few months). Are you loving yours? We will not have a wall oven, so I am looking at options with two ovens (Cluny, Sully, Saulieu, and Chagny). Like you, I thought we would select a 48" Wolf, but I am not enamored. I might be ready to leave the electronics behind for the style and ability of a Lacanche. (I tried to post a message earlier, so apologies if it appears twice!)
ReplyDeleteI just spent the most wonderful half hour scrolling back through to your fall posts, catching up on the progress you have made since then. Oh, my, what a beautiful result!! So many carefully made decisions have added up to a wonderful renovation of your home. Love it, love Lucy, and I love the care you took to make your house your own.
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