Stone wall accents with square stainless steel backsplash tiles |
Another backsplash done with 1/4" stone along with tile floors and skylights for natural light |
Stone wall accents with square stainless steel backsplash tiles |
Another backsplash done with 1/4" stone along with tile floors and skylights for natural light |
Trade a standard door for a sliding pocket door to gain additional floor space once reserved for the door swing. Bifold doors (doors that fold up like a screen) can also save space. |
Mirrors stretch space by reproducing it. Mirroring the long wall of a narrow bath, for example, can change the room's proportions and make it seem wider. |
The inside cover of the Halloween recipe book |
The inside of the everyday recipe book |
Trees at my driveway heavy with the wet snow |
Close up of my miniature crabapple |
Lights are still working on the patio! |
Hot grilled steak! |
Artos Kascade dual-function showerhead in polished chrome finish by Westover Company. |
I will be putting these around the dining area to give a pretty glow. Very easy to do! |
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OMG!! Can you believe this was an actual product??! "Easy to swallow" and "no ill effects" REALLY??? |
This was in the closet under our stairs. The area is now new cabinets and storage next to a fireplace we put in. Anyone remember watching the Smurfs Saturday mornings??!! |
I love white as a backdrop so all of the rich Harvest colors of food can be the focal point. |
Pottery Barn Turkeys to decorate with! |
Our first stop was at a place where they reclaim old house parts. I love places that keep all parts of a house when it needs to be torn down or people are just remodeling. So many gems! |
Confessional booths from a church! Note the two lights at the top: one green and one red to signify if someone is in there listening to confession! |
Another one: would love to have these. |
Look at this detail. |
The foliage is still beautiful and I hope it stays a little longer. |
This was a surprise to find! A castle built in 1850 after one in Scotland! We were able to tour it. It is now a botanical library and event center for learning. |
This is the grotto in the rear yard where wedding pictures are always taken. We stopped here to have our picnic lunch we packed. What a gorgeous view all around us. |
Of course, the second I find a spot to sit, out of the woods pops a cat!! He walked right up to me and purred. (It never fails, they find me everywhere!) |
I fed him a little of my ham sandwich and cheese nips. He was so playful and tried to follow when we left. :( |
The next thing we saw was this building sitting at the entrance to a gorgeous cemetery built in 1838! |
This is the original chapel on the grounds. |
As you can see, the leaves are stunning. This is where Susan B. Anthony and her family plots are. |
The cemetery is very hilly and some graves are on top of hills. What a great day it ended up being. |