...all in the detail.
A hotch-potch coffee pot and a beautiful old painting of geraniums in terracotta pots; where art imitates life - and life imitates art!
The vibrant, golden yellow of the freesia echoed in painted walls, a vintage curtain...
...and a pretty glass.
Keeping everything to hand.
Aged paintwork on an old wooden airer is softened by pretty vintage fabrics.
Relaxing in vintage style.
An eclectic mix of much-loved bits and pieces.
Finding the comfiest spot.
A place for dreams.
Floral splendour in the garden.
I hope you all enjoy these snapshots from our very own Vintage Home!
Enjoyed them very much, thank you. All really beautiful and I've a soft spot for a furry face!
ReplyDeleteHen x
That was all absolutely beautiful - thanks! Feel free to pop over and enter my giveaway (mainly French vintage stuff) if you'd like!
ReplyDeleteLoved the photos! You have one of those houses that looks like it *is* vintage, rather than just has a few pieces dotted here and there. I hope you'll take that as the compliment it's meant to be :)
ReplyDeleteMel xxx
Ohooo what a delight :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
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How lovely, I really enjoyed looking at those photographs. Love the yellow rack
ReplyDeleteOh and I have a new blog -
http://thefurtheradventuresofathriftymrs.blogspot.com/
Oh what a lovely post.
ReplyDeleteHello Clare
ReplyDeleteLove the feel of your post. Yellow is a colour which I very much like but which does not appear to be used much generally. An underated colour! Your cat is gorgeous! Big cat fan here!
Very pleased with my fabric and folral plaque thank you. I have mentioned the plaque in my last post.
Take care
Isabelle x
What beautiful details...lovely photos...and ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post, it really made me happy looking at all your glorious photo's, just fabulous. xxxx
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore the shots. What a gorgeous variety of vintage colours and patterns! I do love how our pets are so keen to be in the shots! Speak soon!
ReplyDeleteOoh, we had Dazlights for years! They belonged to my parents and then I inherited them. Sadly, they eventually died with use!
ReplyDeleteAnd those glasses with flowers on them - I now have one in the bathroom as tooth paste holder. Lovely to see the vintage stuff ... sadly, I can remember much of it when it was new, let alone vintage!
Margaret Powling
Hi Clare, the Homes and Antiques magazine has finally hit the newstands over here in Australia. Enjoyed your article immensley, couldnt wait to get home and read it. Photos look superb!
ReplyDeleteAlicia
So nice ! What a lovely blog !
ReplyDeleteLovely photos....sunny colours after such a grey day...thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteKay
Oooooh! All so lovely!
ReplyDeleteBack Porch Blessings,
Rebecca
I haven't checked your blog in ages. What a lovely post - lovely images!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is wonderful! Love the pictures!!!
ReplyDeleteHello Clare,
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the brightly and colorful photographs from your vintage home.
Have a great day
BINE
Gorgeous!! I especially love how you can mix different pieces and have it all so perfectly pulled together. As always, such a delight to stop by for a visit.
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Becky
Absolutely gorgeous...a real treat. How lovely everything looks together.
ReplyDeleteSeeing the geraniums reminds me that I need to buy some for one of my planters. I've grown some from plug plants but have already used all of those.
Thank you for such beautiful photos.
Margaret and Noreen
i love your photos, so pretty, please do more posts!!
ReplyDeletefelicity xx