Here's the view of the dining area from the living area. Can you tell I have no new photos to post? Ken and I painted the walls in a sage green the year after we moved in. That was a big job and one that I can't fathom doing now. A few years later, we painted the beige kitchen in a bright mustard yellow. The hall and stairwell, which were originally covered in wallpaper, got painted white in 2010, the year we finished the attic/loft.
Home.
The holiday tree is gone now; it and the other decorations are packed away for another year. I still have lights on the outside of the house, but I won't get those in until the weather improves. We're having a little storm, it seems, with lots of wind and some rain.
Bonne Année, Bonne Santé et Meilleurs Voeux à vous.... surtout Bonne Santé!!
ReplyDeleteMlease Prink in Doderation.... hipps!
And the Mustard Yellow and Sage Green go wonderfully together!!
Have a good 2024!!
And today looks like being a "stay indoors and make leftover soup" sort of day!!
DeleteSo warm and cheerful inside. I love your color choices.
ReplyDeleteIt just looks so nice. I love the colors and the furnishings and the objects around the room and on the walls.
ReplyDeletela maison est bonne (do I have this right?)
ReplyDeleteSuch a comfortable space.
ReplyDeleteStill need to get the tree put away here, ugh. Getting rid of all that wallpaper was a major undertaking.
ReplyDeleteYou have such a cozy home and so well decorated.
ReplyDeleteI love your house, especially your egg yolk yellow kitchen. Stay inside, drink red wine, stay warm.
ReplyDeleteBettyAnn
tim, happy new year to you all as well!
ReplyDeletemitch, I always wish that we had under-floor heating. Those tiles can get cold in the winter. But they didn't have such a thing when the house was built in the mid 60s. I don't think a retrofit would work; all the tile would have to be destroyed.
judy, thanks!
michael, the house is good! Let's hope so!
evelyn, Ken did a lot of it, but we needed to call in the pros for the higher up spots, especially over the stairs.
diane, thank you!
bettyann, no problem there! ;)