I love the quietness this photograph taken by Björn Wallander evokes. This 1859 home belongs to Amy Hamilton, and was featured in the Summer 2007 issue of O at Home. Amy and her husband rescued the farmhouse located on six acres of central Ohio farmland. The dilapidated cottage didn't even have running water until 1985!
Monday, June 29, 2009
Turquoise Country Bedroom
I love the quietness this photograph taken by Björn Wallander evokes. This 1859 home belongs to Amy Hamilton, and was featured in the Summer 2007 issue of O at Home. Amy and her husband rescued the farmhouse located on six acres of central Ohio farmland. The dilapidated cottage didn't even have running water until 1985!
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I love it. I love it
it's really pretty. I love the little sitting area and that old cabinet! Quite lovely, Erin.
So peaceful. Love the architecture and distressed armoire.
That's a beautiful wall color. What a lovely peaceful room.
it DOES look so tranquil...so contemplative! Lovely
Dreamy... the cabinet is the best thing in the room, I think.
Love the mood of the room and, of course, the color, but I don't think I will ever understand distressed paint. Can someone explain it please.
Jo
It's gorgeous - I checked out BW's interiors portfolio and he really has some beautiful photos there!
Thanks for your nice comment Erin! By the way, I borrowed a photo from you for my Decorology guest post; I linked to you of course.
Have a lovely week!
Trudi
ooohhh im loving this !
That wall color is gorgeous!
Love this room - it's so serene & inviting. The armoire is my favorite piece :)
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