Exciting things happen in the city every day, but in the country, things move at a different pace. Construction takes twice as long, contractors come at “country time” meaning when they get around to it, and people don’t move as often as city folks do.
So you can imagine the excitement when I found out we were getting new neighbors on our private road. There are just three properties here, so this is a BIG deal.
And guess what? My new neighbor loves to decorate!! She loves antiques and funky things. And she didn’t even flinch when I brought my camera with me when I came to visit.
Here are just a few of her funky cool things. Isn’t she the bomb? Her husband is a photographer.
Please leave a comment if you want to see more; this is just a sampling.
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Make sure to visit her often, she might just have some decorating inspiration tucked in a corner for you.
Bliss
How lucky for you to have met a new friend with common interests! Love her style!
xx
Anne
I absolutely want to see more of her your neighbor’s style. I love the table!
I think it might be the beginning of a beautiful friendship! My neighbor and I love sharing our likes for flowers and antiques so much.
Yes, I would love to see more. Blessings
Yes…we want more….be a good neighbor and visit her often, and bring your camera! 😉
YES, more!!! Like what I see so far! Lucky you to have a neighbor with like interests too. XO, pinky
I can never get too much decor! How wonderful you have a new neighbor who is a kindred spirit!
More please! How nice to have creative neighbors!
Yes more more more please.
How neat to have such a fun neighbor-she does realize you’ll ALWAYS have your camera at visits right? You could blame your blogger friends for being too greedy and wanting more. 😉
Isn’t it lovely to find that your new neighbour is a congenial soul? That’s a stroke of luck!
Lovely and would love to see more!
Yes, ma’am, please may we have more? In true Southern style, we all want to meet & greet “our” new neighbor! 🙂
Rita
Yes, please! I’d love to see more. I love what I’m seeing so far!
Always fun having a new neighbor and friend. Love the pics and looking forward to more!
Mary Alice
You are right, it really is a big deal. How wonderful to find you will have such a great and talented neighbor!
More more more…..she has a unique style, but I love it!!
Thanks for sharing!
S
I would love to see more! It’s so much fun to see unique decorating ideas. I can tell her look might not be run of the mill. 🙂
Anita,
Too, too funy, dear friend!!! Of course, we all want to see more!
I’m thrilled that you not only have a new neighbor, but one who shares one of your most passionate common interest!!!
I’ll be watching for more of b o t h of your designing touches!!!
Fondly,
Pat
A neighbor who loves to decorate would be lovely. In fact a local friend who loves to decorate would be lovely. I have great friends, but none are into decorating.
I like what you showed – leave ’em wanting more!
Let’s see more!
As that little girl says on the commercial, “We want more! We want more!” 🙂
Her style is something I love! The colors are wonderful and I can’t wait to see more funky stuff.
Pat
Boy do we know what you mean about country time and city time. In 1992 we moved from San Diego after living there for 21 years to 20 acres on Canyon Ferry Lake in MT. Talk about a culture shock.
But the worst was when we moved to rural KY in 1999 outside Bowling Green. I was a big oddity there having lived in San Diego and being taught about women’s rights, etc. Very different. It was worse than MT in that respect. Any couples we met in KY, the husband didn’t want me around his wife.
I was alone alot due to having an over the road trucker husband so had to be extremely independent. Our son’s wife didn’t know what to think about me. She was a born/bred KY girl.
I’m still getting used to the distressed look, people where we live now aren’t into it much at all. We live in rural area of western CO west of Grand Junction, moved here in 2004. Sometimes I’m not too sure how I feel about it, depends on the piece I guess.
People where you live must love it as they buy your pieces. I noticed that also from many of the blogs I subscribe to. People out here like painted pieces but not distressed. To each his own huh? I like how you warned about doing a practice piece first, very good advice. Happy Spring days