Can you tell how much I adored this little area since I keep coming back to it? Yes, it was charming with its little stove and vintage bistro set, which was covered with the most delicious stuff so much that I couldn't get a picture of it. It was a tiny space - about the size of a kitchen in a house but crammed with delicious stuff AND people.
A clearer view of some of those hanging faux desserts. Tiny faux bundt cakes hanging.
A clearer view of some of those hanging faux desserts. Tiny faux bundt cakes hanging.
And cookie cutters with penguins on top, little cake square desserts with fruit and leaves on top......
Giant cookie ornies. There were also plates to match those cookies. Chocolate dipped strawberries! *Sigh*................
Stepping out of the kitchen and into a french country display of a dining room and storage units in that style.........
Aren't these simply adorable if you want a french style Christmas? All in the colors reminiscent of France.
The "cookie" plates hung on a horizontal plate hanger. Uuuuuuh, I had to look over this lady's head to take the pix. I never ever told anyone to "get out of the way"! Waaaay toooo rude. Every single person did when they saw I was doing a photo shoot but I never told them to.
This would go in my office/painting room wonderfully! I'm hoping they have an "After Christmas Sale" and that will be mine if it's still there.
I cannot tell you how much lovelier this is in person. The berries were bright true red but the lighting and camera played havoc with the colors in this area. It was very dim and had incandescent lighting so it was harder to find the best setting.
Seems like I've shown you this lamp before but just in case I haven't, here it is again. Just gorgeous!
More hanging ornies apropos for french country style holiday decorating......grapes and wine casks.... how cute is that?!
Can't you just see Lucy stomping on these grapes?! Lucille Ball of "I Love Lucy" fame.......remember that episode?????
SO pretty!!
ReplyDeleteI only have 2 Christmas plates as I can't seem to fins any here, duh!
But I hang them on the wall come Christmas time :)
Hugs from Marian
Hi Connie, what a beautiful place to visist expecially at Christmas. I love all those faux pasteries!
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Shirls Rose Cottage
Oh Connie........deep sigh!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Connie... I have posted an "enchanted" post just for you! Come see.... Hope you'll like it! ;)
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Connie:
ReplyDeleteI am loving this tour. And Peppermint plates... if i was there I would have to take them home. I am going searching for some. I can see why you were enchanted. I love places like this and this one is really over the top.
Roberta Anne
Connie I am in love with half the things on this one post... Still lovin the place... Thanks for posting it...Have a great afternoon
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Donna
I think I want to live in the Greenhurst Nursery - just for this month I might hide in the Christmas department...do you think they would notice another little elf running around??
ReplyDeleteGreat tour and photos Connie.
Hugs,
Kerryanne
Loved the tour as always...amazing place to shop...my favorite is the faux deserts!
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Queenie
Those faux bundt cakes on the cake plate ornaments are the best!
ReplyDeleteI see I am not the only one who likes to shoot photos of goodies in the shops. I find that if I take a picture I can study the items more closely at home on my computer and enjoy them all over again.
ReplyDeleteNot to mention that it helps me remember where I saw something if I want to go back for it or tell a friend about it.