Ahhhh, I’m breathing a huge sigh of relief because my income taxes are just about done.
So it seemed so very appropriate to have feature 8 soul-cleansing white things this week.
Enjoy! Oh, and please do let me know if you like my picks.
a very pretty work of art on an unusual medium
LOVE the ceiling in this dining room!
I like using pretty objects (like these antique French jam jars) rather than using ugly plastic containers, don’t you?
If this photo doesn’t make you crave fresh-baked bread, I don’t know what will.
a wonderful cabinet that Kristy discovered on Craigslist — (I’m so envious.)
a gorgeous old train depot that (hopefully) someone will save and renovate
exquisite detail, colors, and texture
a very pretty mosaic of cast ironwork
Sources and Image Credits:
(All images are used with permission from the owners.)
One: Patrick Boehner via Flickr
Two: Clayton&Little Architecture via Houzz + Casey Dunn, Photographer
Three: Petits Détails via Flickr
Four: Pieni Lintu
Five: Robb Restyle
Six: Lisa McCauley via Flickr
Seven: Monica Roberts via Flickr
Eight: Creating Beyond the Layers via Instagram
(You can also right click on each image to view the sources.)
Thanks for sharing my photo 🙂
Thank YOU for allowing me to. 🙂
I always look forward to your Friday picks! Love them!
Thanks, Valerie! So happy to hear that.
The Friday Favorites e-mail is one I look forward to! I have a soft spot for old linens…loved the picture of the lovely linens in today’s post. Thank you Kim!
They are quite beautiful, aren’t they. Thanks, Cindy!
I SO Want that train depot! It would make a really cool farm store! I too hope someone is able to save it. I love the trim!
Oh, my, yes it could. It would also be a fantastic detached home office.
I love the train depot too! Any idea where it is located? Also, when I go to estate sales I always keep my eye open for cute little clear, glass bowls, jars, etc. for whatever!
The train depot is located in or near Ossippee, NH. Wish I could afford to move it that far. I love thinking of glass containers and ceramic jars being transformed into something new.
When I saw the awesome pictures, the train depot reminded me of ours! It sits by of course the tracks that have been vacated & turned into a bike trail. Someone purchased the depot and it is a wonderful sub sandwich/soup shop called Sub City. But so glad it was saved!
What a wonderful idea!