More pix of daughter's house, more roses and back deck.
This is a dresser she painted and put in her living room with her "partial" collection of teacups.
This is the dining area. I gave her this old round table and 4 chairs. She kept it as it was originally then about 2 or 3 years ago painted it a very pale pink.
I thought you'd like to see the fountain on. I love the "tinkle" of water!
Another rose in a box in back near fence.
Can you see how I want some of the stuff back there?!?!?! I may have to shoot her first though! She has 2 wicker settees back there. Couldn't I have one?!?!
Another look at the dining area and old table and chairs and her collection of Old Country Roses dishes. She has 24 place settings!
A look at the other side of her living room. She got that sofa from Layla Grace and is an original Shabby Chic from Rachel Ashwell. Very pretty.
Okay, that's most of the tour. When I get back there this weekend I'll see if there is something else you might enjoy seeing. Maybe the bunny bedroom???? Hmmmmmm?????? Now you might want to visit her website: Manicformosaics.
Like mother, like daughter. She also lives beautifully.
ReplyDeleteLOVE IT, absolutely LOVE IT!! Your daughter has LOADS of teacups and saucers, as do I. She also has the BESTEST taste in China, with the Old Country Roses (as do I!) LOL!!! I love how she painted the old dining room set the pale pink!
ReplyDeleteAnd all the teacups on our TEA PARTY day, what could be better!!!
~Blessings,
jan
Good morning Connie :)
ReplyDeleteYour daughter's home is darling! Her garden is gorgeous!! All the roses... beautiful :)
I'm glad you made it safely to California. Have fun!
hugs,
rue
Oh Connie, I know how proud you must be of her!! As they say "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree"!!!!
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Dear Connie! Your are just the hootiest of hoots! I just love you! Thanks for stopping by my tea party! Oh, your daughters home is so lovely. She has lots of tea cups and I love her dishes. I have always wanted those. Maybe if I were to go to her house with a big bag, when her back is turned, load up at leat a service for 4 - she wouldn't miss them since she has so many. Would she? Oh, I see that cow again hinding behind the fountain!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie today,
Shelia ;)
Looks so pretty! Thanks for visiting my blog! You are right, my husband was (is) a Marine, we met when he was assigned to the American Embassy in Lisbon as a Detachment Commander!! Take care!
ReplyDeleteIsabel
So pretty! My favorite thing, is the old window hanging on the patio. What a grand idea, (she is he mother's daughter). Would love to have some of those dishes too!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter has done such a great job with her docorating! I just love the dining room, and the little shed from your last post is adorable!
ReplyDeleteRoses, roses everywhere. And, roses are a good thing. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove that pale pink set she painted!! She has so many wonderful goodies!!! I can tell that she has your taste!!!
ReplyDelete(were you able to bring anything back in your suitcase??)
She has a lovely home and patio/garden!!
What a darling place! Glad you're having a good time =) Blessings...Polly
ReplyDeleteNan is so lucky to have such a beautiful home & I see touches of her sweet mom everywhere I look! Hmmm, we could use a few extra pieces of OCR. Think you could pack a few away in a suitcase?!?!
ReplyDeleteLove you,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the backyard especially. Thanks for visiting my bloggity blog!
I promise I won't keep my secret a secret for toooo long.
:)
~Sadie
Oooh Connie! Your daughters home is soo shabby beautiful!! Everything looks so sweet and gorgeous! Love the back patio! :)
ReplyDeleteXO, Jenn
Your daughter's home is beautiful! She gained her creativity from YOU!
ReplyDeleteThis is all so pretty! I love every corner of it. The back yard is gorgeous as well!
ReplyDeleteHave FUN!!!
Love,
Sue
We are now adding another porch on, the one on your post is the model. Love it. Also, adore how you might have to go about getting a settee. I have a watercolor that says, "I haven't had my coffee yet so don't make me kill you." We think alike and should definitely remain unarmed.- :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings & Hugs,
Pam
oh what a beautiful home...so creative...first time at your blog and LOVING it..I will be back...promise...
ReplyDeleteDeby
Saucy said it for me "like mother, like daughter"! Bet you have no problem buying gifts for her! Rachaelxo
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