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At our house:
{Cast iron deer plaque used as wall hook} 9.5"x8.5"x3.5" - $29.
Might I suggest?...
Caprese salad is traditionally made with fresh buffalo mozzarella cheese –burrata cheese takes it to a whole new level...
Essential Oils ~ Gifts of Nature
There is something at once familiar and mysterious...
Appennino by Giambologna
Between 1568 and 1586 Bernardo Buontalenti built a great palace at Pratolino...
John Saladino Feature
"Every home should be a sanctuary...
Thinking Outside the Box
...you'll be greeted by a peaceful storehouse of colors and textures —Feng Shui Heaven!
The Heart of the Home
In art and design, we refer to negative and positive space...
Dream Weavers - Rumi
I found my dreams but the moon took me away...
Wind and Water
A balanced living environment generates well-being and a balanced life...
"It's a mystery."
Even when all indicators seem in opposition to what I want...
Rose Tarlow, The Private House
...interspersed with enchanting memories of her childhood home "Windrift" and inspiration garnered from the green fields of Ireland to antiquing jaunts in the heart of Paris.
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10 comments:
We must have the same taste in litterature, I read all but 2 of your summer red list.
Have a great 4th of July..
Oh wow, what a lovely little reading spot that would be...
Hi, Francine. I am a big fan of Umberto Eco and Paulo Coelho. Which two haven't you read yet? You have a great 4th too!
Take care, LeAnn
Hi, Daniella. I know! Love those little tucked-away spots for escaping into a good book. I'm working on my house and planning now for a small reading loft...can't wait.
Have a wonderful weekend! ~LeAnn
LeAnn precious...Your blog is just so beautiful, everything about it is simply splendid. This little room you've shown us today is the kind of place every girl would love, for reading, for dreaming, for thinking.
Have a lovely, safe holiday weekend. Happy Birthday to America!!
I, too, am a fan of Paul Coehlo. He is my favorite author. There ae always lessons to be learned from his books. Your blog is lovely (and has a black background like mine)! Continued blessings...
Gorgeous! I too am a huge Paul Coelho fan and have read quite a few of his books. I didn't see the 'Pilgrimage' on your list. The one where he does the Santiago de Compostella walk.. It's fabulous as well!
Big hug and happy weekend to you (what is left of it..).
x Charlotta
Hey Charlotta. Fun to know you also love Paulo. The Pilgrimage was good. I had forgotten about it. I must have loaned my copy to someone. I'll have to read that again.
I have to say I didn't care for his last one (The Winner Stands Alone) -I was so eager to read it because I've loved almost every other book he has written. I hope people don't dismiss his other books if they read that one first! Take care and have a wonderful week! Hugs back at you! ~LeAnn
Hi, Marsha aka "Splenderosa" Thanks so much for your kind words. I see you are from Texas. You must be very busy today with celebrations. Hope you enjoy a happy, safe 4th with your family and friends.
Thanks again! ~LeAnn
Naomi - Welcome pretty lady! I just saw your site. Very nicely done. Your business sounds like so much fun and I really like your ideas in the "giving back" section. (Love William Blake, too.)
I agree about Mr. Coelho. The Alchemist is a must-read for that reason. I would suggest that anybody not familiar with him start with it first. It is simple yet profound.
Continued success to you in your lovely business. ~LeAnn
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