I’m having my little Nook Cottage photographed next week for my portfolio and am getting all those last minute items checked off the long list. One of my items was to find a new chair for my little antique painted desk. I’ve had this little desk since I was very young. My dad found … Read more
How was your weekend? I was invited to attend Art on the Green at The Pinehills in Plymouth, their annual arts and crafts show. I’ve been in the past and it gets bigger and better every year. The weather was beautiful – which was lucky because it’s raining and humid today! [Disclosure: the organizers offered me … Read more
I went to a lovely event last night hosted by the Kohler Faucet people. It took place on the rooftop of the Revere Hotel in Boston. What a lovely evening and a great chance to see some beautiful bling for the bathroom! First off, the Revere Hotel is fantastic. From their website: Shaped by local … Read more
I’ve always loved Thibaut Fabrics, but recently they’ve really been hitting it out of the ballpark. I just received their latest fabric collection book and it’s really a wow. I wanted to share the Natural Glimmer Collection with you. I can promise, each is more beautiful than the last! Thibaut is the nation’s oldest designer … Read more
Following last week’s Amazing Federal post, I wanted to share another property (also on the market) that I have a connection to in Duxbury, MA. This house, dating to 1780, is an example of late Georgian style. It’s simpler and more austere than the Federal home I showcased last week, which was built in 1807. … Read more
I wanted to share images of this amazing antique Duxbury Federal house that’s currently on the market. It’s actually next door to where I grew up in Duxbury, MA and I’ve never been inside. If you look past the house on the right side of the image, you can see some trees through the … Read more
In honor of Father’s Day, I wanted to repost this piece I wrote in 2008 about my Dad. He passed away the following year. I’m an unabashed Daddy’s girl and I’m happy to admit it. Even though I’m (ahem) somewhere in my 40’s, I still look to my father for advice and wisdom, and … Read more