I love the mix of birds and iconic New York buildings.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Anthropologie Window Display :: The Birds
I figure this is the perfect time to post these Anthropologie winter window photos from the Rockefeller Center store. There's a lot of snow dusted about these windows {and it's pretty, unlike the seven feet of snow we have lying around here}.
I love the mix of birds and iconic New York buildings.
I love the mix of birds and iconic New York buildings.
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
House Hunting :: i heart interiors style
Most house hunting posts are full of pretty pictures, but if you've been here before you may have realized I do things a bit differently than most. Now is your chance to click away so you're not disappointed!
First I should say that I'm fortunate to have found what is possibly the best realtor in the world. I was a few minutes late to the house and he had gone in first {and later admitted to going in first so he can control his facial expressions if things are really bad} and sent me an email saying something to the extent of, "I went in the house and great news, there are newer windows!!"
Keep in mind he walked {or actually skated} by this sink to see the windows. Don't worry, there won't be much actual water damage until the ice melts. In the meantime there's some really fresh-smelling ice inside!
This is a very bad picture of the amazing doors in the house {if you double what you see, you can figure out what it looks like}, you may be asking what the stuff on the floor is.
Not to worry, it's just a skylight and who doesn't like those?!?
The best part is, there is more than one! {This one actually worries me as did the third floor ceiling that was bowed under the weight of the snow.}
Will I buy it? Probably not, although I'm planning on obsessing about it a whole lot. It has amazing stairs, secret wood floors, three porches, and a barn almost the size of the house. But, as protection against an impulse buy, I didn't photograph anything that I loved about this place so you don't get to see any of that.
If only I actually knew Norm from This Old House and his crew of people who know how to make doing this stuff look fun!
First I should say that I'm fortunate to have found what is possibly the best realtor in the world. I was a few minutes late to the house and he had gone in first {and later admitted to going in first so he can control his facial expressions if things are really bad} and sent me an email saying something to the extent of, "I went in the house and great news, there are newer windows!!"
Keep in mind he walked {or actually skated} by this sink to see the windows. Don't worry, there won't be much actual water damage until the ice melts. In the meantime there's some really fresh-smelling ice inside!
This is a very bad picture of the amazing doors in the house {if you double what you see, you can figure out what it looks like}, you may be asking what the stuff on the floor is.
Not to worry, it's just a skylight and who doesn't like those?!?
The best part is, there is more than one! {This one actually worries me as did the third floor ceiling that was bowed under the weight of the snow.}
Will I buy it? Probably not, although I'm planning on obsessing about it a whole lot. It has amazing stairs, secret wood floors, three porches, and a barn almost the size of the house. But, as protection against an impulse buy, I didn't photograph anything that I loved about this place so you don't get to see any of that.
If only I actually knew Norm from This Old House and his crew of people who know how to make doing this stuff look fun!
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