…and we’re back to swooning looking in on some lovely homes. Coziness abounds in this 16th Century farmhouse. I especially like how, in the living room, the home’s imperfections seem to be celebrated rather than hidden from view.Ā And, despite a slew of exposed beams, the interiors manage to stay light and airy with the help of light coloured walls and textiles.
{interior images brent darby via house to home}
That bathroom is so charming – I love claw foot tubs! It’s good to see you back, Santa!
how gorgeous, esp the wall of mirrors! happy to see a new post š
Thank you Julia- and welcome to homestilo!
This home has lovely character! The wall with the hand mirrors is so cute!
Rowena @ rolala loves
I have to say, the mirrors may be my fave as well.
oh beams!! how gorgeous are those? love.
My goodness those numbered pillows are too cute
guh! you had me at farm house. every time i visit my grandparents in brazil and spend time at their farm house, i crave for a simple life in the quite forest surrounded by hills, with a raw finish kitchen that homemade meals are made in… so dreamy!
So lovely! It reminds me of the weekends we used to spend at a childhood friends in Norfolk in the summer.
those beams are killer!
I loved reading this partly because of that charming cottage. (Hello, can you say “arched, beamed ceiling” anyone?) And partly because I live in Norfolk…Virginia. š We could pull that look off here, I think. Nautical ship in the bathroom, beachy bleached beams and floors. Now I just need the farmhouse!