A Historic London Home – Weekly Design Inspiration

14 Comments

1. 

   MissLindy

   March 12, 2018 / 7:31 am

   Was “And Milo coughed up a tassel” the last line? I am lost and sorely disappointed. It was just getting good. Please advise.
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     Angelina
     Author

     March 12, 2018 / 8:25 am

     Yes that was the last line of the article. It’s because earlier in the article it says “As Andrew let everyone inside, Milo bolted into the sitting room and ate a tassel off a rug”.
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   Nancy Brantley

   March 12, 2018 / 8:05 am

   I love this contained clutter too….but I love pretty clutter! Lol
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     Angelina
     Author

     March 12, 2018 / 8:25 am

     Isn’t it fun and fabulous!
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   Judy Wadsworth

   March 12, 2018 / 8:12 am

   Love the decor! Are the walls of her kitchen clad in ship lap or bead board? The green and white colors give the effect of a botanical garden – perfect for Spring.
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     Angelina
     Author

     March 12, 2018 / 8:25 am

     You know, I am thinking it is a wide-plank bead board. Yes the green and white are so refreshing for Spring!
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   downraspberrylane

   March 12, 2018 / 9:29 am

   As much as I get why people love simplicity (serenity!), I love me some pretty clutter. This home is warm and colorful and I love it.
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     Angelina
     Author

     March 13, 2018 / 11:56 am

     Yes pretty clutter is nice – and a nice change to see!
5. 

   Shannon Alatorre

   March 12, 2018 / 3:44 pm

   Hello Angelina,
   Love your blog and your new farmhouse kitchen is beyond beautiful! I love all things English and I saw that you had in your butler’s pantry some of the white china with black lettering like Butter Marshfield has in her amazing English kitchen. I would love to find that, who makes it? Thank you so much!
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     Angelina
     Author

     March 13, 2018 / 11:56 am

     Thank you! The one I have is by Parnall & Sons. It is not original but it is made from their original design and original molds. Joanne Hudson also makes repro dairy slabs. Hope that helps! The original antique molds are hard to find and pricey.
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   Laura Ingalls Gunn

   March 12, 2018 / 6:07 pm

   Oh I certainly could move right in! SO excited for our Home Tours this Wednesday.
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     Angelina
     Author

     March 13, 2018 / 11:57 am

     I’m excited too!!
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   Katherines Corner

   March 15, 2018 / 5:32 am

   beautiful inspiration my friend. . I love the sunny spot. xo
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     Angelina
     Author

     March 19, 2018 / 8:25 am

     Isn’t it a lovely kitchen?