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Monday, September 28, 2009
Potic Cottage: A Work in Progress
The leaves are turning already as work on Potic Cottage continues. Hugs and kisses to James for his efforts on getting us heat upstairs, as well as making progress in the bathroom. Using white pine, he was able to finish the walls so we have some privacy. Although I had planned to search for a vintage mirror for the space, I found this round mirror at Lowes for $40 and I was just as happy. I also decided on grey for the tub, though I still need to do a touch up on the white feet. As for bedroom walls, we are making do with vintage fabrics, a concept that has grown on me more and more.
3 comments:
staci
said...
It looks FANTASTIC! WOW I would never want to leave!! Breathe in some potic air for me please :)
Bouler Architecture: Eco-friendly waterfront homes with both passive and active energy saving systems, forward-thinking in both energy efficiency and aesthetics, commercial property retrofitting
Nadine Bouler is the creative team advisor of Bouler Pfluger Architects, PC.
With a degree in art and architecture history as well as a masters in English literature, Nadine Bouler is an educator in Jericho High School and an artist. Her artwork has been exhibited in Belgium, Brazil, Wales, and in shows in the United States.
3 comments:
It looks FANTASTIC! WOW I would never want to leave!!
Breathe in some potic air for me please :)
If that's "making do" sign me up - that fabric is gorgeous
yeah, i saw it in an antique shop in Preston Hollow and had to buy the bolt.
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