Lately I have been noticing how unique and festive the little glassware sets of yore and yonder seem to be. From the box of examples packed up from my grandmother’s curio cabinet to the array of sipping glasses we used when we visited with a friend’s family in Italy, I …
Before the clock runs out on this Easter Sunday and the very last day of March I thought I would share a picture sent to me from my sister in Georgia. Sunrise on Tybee Island. Two years ago that was us, standing on the beach as the sunrise service echoed …
It’s been a while since I highlighted the happ-happ-happenings of our family dinners in Bonduel. We’ve kept up the tradition every week. …
A little while back, as I was shopping at August Haven, I fell for this traditional wing back chair upholstered in a …
I can still remember when the trend in artwork reflected the ideals of a vibrant and romanticized life outside of rural America. …
There are just some old structures that can pull off naked. They can be empty, undecorated and a little rough around the …
“It’s good to be busy” I grew tired of this phrase in the years of selling new construction contracts during a full …
We are breaking into March with the Irish celebration on the horizon. Less than two weeks until St Patrick’s Day! This marks …
Let’s face it- there is no such thing as timeless design unless you are restoring a heritage home back to it’s perfect …
Happy Leap Day! As I was trying to decide on my next post it hit me- what better way to wrap up …