There are three bedrooms upstairs, above and below are two of the bedrooms, for some reason I did not get the 3rd one. All of today's photos were taken upstairs.
Above is the bathroom, not in use as you can tell... but yes, they do have restrooms.
See the little sign hanging from the door below? Each Bedroom is named for the color of the Paint. And they sell the paint there to.
Really neat looking rooms. I'm sure my sister would like the pink. :)
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The uncluttered rooms looks so peaceful. Have a fabulous Friday.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes Molly
So many treasures to see! Great photos
ReplyDeleteThe rooms are so charming. I like the idea of naming them after their paint color. Most of all I love your pumpkin header!!
ReplyDeleteThe paint colours are very pretty. I bet they do very well selling paint there!
ReplyDeleteLeffingwell is certainly charming! I love your new header, Sandra! Have a good weekend. Jo
ReplyDeleteI love all the windows. That crocheted spread sure is a work of "heart." Hope you will enjoy the weekend.
ReplyDeleteI was admiring the paint colors before I read that they sell the paint there. Very charming rooms!
ReplyDeleteMS you slipped in on Thursday w/o us knowing. Mom spent yesterday morning baking pumpkin cookies and scones...then trying to catch up. We are glad you are back. Mom loves the Victorian lamp....(not sure if that is the correct term). We have one that was my Gma's we need to get it rewired.
ReplyDeleteHugs madi and mom
interesting to exhibit paint that way. :)
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ReplyDeleteImages of a charming era.
ReplyDeleteThat old world charm really comes through in your photos Sandra. I love that lighting, it gives such a warm glow over everything, not to mention all those delightful knickknacks. Oh for a bottomless check book :)
ReplyDeleteHow charming. I love the way they have the rooms set up!
ReplyDeletei love those charming rooms. the paint colours are beautiful, too.
ReplyDeletethanks so much for sharing, sandra.
hope you're enjoying your weekend~
That red lamp my daughter has similar in the recoration room.
ReplyDeleteI was surprise to see that and some up stairs of red. Her furniture is lacquer black also.
I think times are coming back to the ones like 50 age.
They mix and match things more.
My mom had a wringer washer when I was a kid.
The second picture looks like it could be from a nice hotel room... :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful beauty and history. I could spend hours here just looking.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting place. It's very ecletic.
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