#castle decor

[archerinventive]

Happy Workshop Wednesday.

This week was about making lattices for my indoor Bougainvillea, AKA Paper flower plant.

We have a neighbor trying to clear some invasive bamboo growing in the ground, and they've been kind enough to let me snag a few stalks.

I'm just happy I got these before the snow fell.

I'm also testing out growing English ivy indoors because no one can have too many plants. Just be careful with both these vines as they are known to be toxic to animals when ingested.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

I follow a page called "Ugly Irish Houses," and thought that you'd like to see some. I don't know if any of the homes are for sale, b/c they don't post any links and I can't locate any, but it's fun to look at. This is a home in County Antrim, N. Ireland. Isn't this an interesting choice of mural for the kitchen dining table area?

I like the rest of the kitchen, though. Aren't the cabinets and walls cute? I wouldn't change a thing.

Next to the kitchen, the small sitting room looks like a castle. The seating appears to be built in.

Looks like a mural going up the stairs to the bedroom.

The small bedroom looks so pretty. They did a lot of work in here.

Interesting little attic room. I love this house.

[royalpain16]

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[gagesfall]

[rawrrkiyomi]

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[archerinventive]

Happy Workshop Wednesday!

With this winter feeling pretty gray, I've been adding a little extra color to the studio by way of suncatchers, old chandelier pieces, and hanging beads from my bag of random knick-knacks.

Getting use of craft supplies you've been holding onto for years can feel so rewarding.

Wishing you all a good week. May you find your own splash of extra color. :)

I'll be adding sets of these to the shop here soon with the first batch going out my Rose Crown Guard Patrons.:)

Best!

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[hometoursandotherstuff]

This cookie cutter raised ranch is “The Castle of Taylorsville, Utah.” Check out the inside.

I must say it’s very well done.  My Dr.’s office has the same couches in the lobby- they’re very pretty. 

The scullery.

The dining hall.

This hall seems awfully narrow- maybe the stone walls and heavy doors took up a lot of space.

The master’s chambers.

Space age tub. 

The royal cinema. 

Guest chambers.

Notice the knight’s weapons on the sink. I wish they would put their stuff away.

I guess they don’t realize that the money they spent on the stone walls, wood floors and ceilings would’ve bought a better house. 

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5920-S-1300-W-Taylorsville-UT-84123/12827884_zpid/?