Click on the bottom photo
and you can see the details of the pictures on the wall. The one on the left is a hand-tinted photo of the beach at Fripp Island that I did in oils.
The large one is an oil painting of a Scottish castle. I love it dearly not only because of its subject matter but because it was given to me by a dear friend who has gone on to glory. Her aunt painted it in art school in the early 1900's.
Notice the light fixture in this room is very similar to the one in the library (posted last time). I found them in antique stores while we were building our house. One came from South Carolina and the other from Georgia. They're Art Deco, a style I love for it's stylized motifs and gentle curves.
The map reflected in the mirror hangs over the piano. I'll post sometime about how I aged it before framing and hanging. It was a $7 find at Books-a-Million.
9 comments:
I love everything about this room.
Love the ticking fabric on the chair and ottoman...you did a fabulous job.
Sweet style.
To remove a picture you click on it and get the menu bar underneath the photo ( the same one that allows you to move in right or center) and there is a remove funtion.
Thanks to both Mary and Jeannette for their sweet comments. Thanks, too, Jeannette, for showing me how to remove a photo. I'll try it!
Beautiful! This looks like a cozy, quiet place to read. I really like the cream walls; I've never been a fan of green paint :)
The ticking is so fresh and fun!
Oh, I really like your new look. It is so comfy and all those books...I could spend a lot of time here. I especially like your light fixture (is it a fan?) and your fireplace is so beautiful! Very nice updates!
No, Wayside Wandered, no fan in the parlor. I don't think we could have hung the antique fixture plus a fan.
That blue ticking chair looks so very inviting. Your room looks very comfortable and lovely.
It looks great! I look forward to seeing it in real life. I'm using more neutral shades in my new home. Painting should commence next week!
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