Kitty says welcome to the living room from her favorite spot. Right where she can keep an eye on everyone while napping in the sun streaming through the window. See, I'm here, someone pet me please. :)The gallery wall. I decided not to remove the family photos from the shelves as I couldn't come up with something quick and cheap to replace them with. Since they are not seen until you have walked through most of the first floor, I don't think they are a distraction and no one has said anything.This is our game cabinet, and the time-out chair. Although most of my children are getting to big to fit in it. :) I used an old ironing board behind the sofa to pull it off the wall, and to keep little fingers from pulling things off the shelves. Old suitcases form a side table. This table is another one of my unfinished projects. It is useful incomplete so it gets to stay. The two bibles were my grandparents. This little corner will remain unfinished. I had visions of a large stuffed chair, but I never found the perfect one. I also took down all the window treatments in preparation of replacing them and that's when we decided to sell.Looking back toward the kitchen and the door to the laundry room and garage.
I love it, your house is so pretty! I love that everything is creative, unique and functional all the while pleasing to the eye!
ReplyDeleteJust found your blog yeaterday. Love your house! I must ask ,where did you get the rug in your living room? I need one just like it.:)
ReplyDeleteElisabeth, the rug is from Pottery Barn Outlet. I am not sure if it is still available in the catalog or not. Someone had returned it and so I got a great price.1
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