What is your home decor? Country, modern, retro...
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traditional w/victorian overtones. Had an 1870's queen anne victorian. Loved it. When we built 12 years ago, we took ideas from it. Lots of cherry cabinets, floors, and cherry finished fancy trim (modeled after the trim in the county courthouse). Fr fireplace w/cherry columned overmantle. Cabinet maker made corbels for under the mantle. Have added antique sewing machines, vintage ironing boards, lots and lots of quilts to the decor.
pictures!!! this sounds beautiful
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Sue Fish, Your house looks like a doll house...Only had to stand on my head to get the angle right
Our decor on the inside is "Early Dump" mostly because it was us or the dump
I've painted, reupholstered, DH is wonderful at making things so it all is comfortable and works ok for us..
Love to be able to go to the store and redo but probably it will never happen so..I just paint flowers on black or put new fabric on, or even just cover it with a sheet until I get it to look better
style? I guess it's mine?!
some old, some not quite so old, some should probably go to the dump![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
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Our decor on the inside is "Early Dump" mostly because it was us or the dump
![Smile](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/smile.png)
Love to be able to go to the store and redo but probably it will never happen so..I just paint flowers on black or put new fabric on, or even just cover it with a sheet until I get it to look better
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I live in a tiny what many would consider a shack , four room total downstairs and two rooms up, washer and dryer are in the kitchen, no closets but ya know what ? It sits on 184 paid for acres and that is good enough for me !
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Early American One Kid Left-to-Go
We bought a house built in 1918 (five years to the 'antique' stage!) and have remodeled/added on over the years, since 1980
This is what it looks like now, nothing like it did when we bought it
We bought a house built in 1918 (five years to the 'antique' stage!) and have remodeled/added on over the years, since 1980
This is what it looks like now, nothing like it did when we bought it
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