Tuesday, January 25, 2011

another era

Sometimes I think that I should have been born in
the ruffles, the hats, the attitude...
where bathing was an art form and a luxury
is this tub in the middle of the room not amazing?
Lovely screens awaited to
envelop you while you dressed...

and you could escape in the images of far away lands...

Please enjoy, Karen

Linked to White Wednesday at Faded Charm, Vintage Thingie Thursday at Colorado Lady, Vintage Inspiration Friday at Common Ground- check them out!

IMAGES: Brayton Homestead Interiors, 1 , 3 & 4 taken at antique shops, Colonial East 2 -post from blog archive

24 comments:

Olive said...

Your sceen is gorgeous Karen. I am not sure the masses bathed a lot in other eras.

Kelly said...

Love the photos. And I've felt the same way about being born in the wrong time!

Kelly

Uncovered Ruby said...

So nice..I'd love to take a soak in that tub. Sometimes I think we wear so many different hats as women today that we don't have time to stop and relax and enjoy being feminine and girly! Lisa ;-)

Brenda Pruitt said...

Oftentimes I think the same thing. I wouldn't have to listen to cell phones ringing. But then I wouldn't have the internet!
Brenda

Romantik Seelchen said...

liebe Karen, du hast drei schöne Dinge hier gezeigt, es ist aus einer wunderschönen Zeit, die mir auch sehr zu Herzen geht, ach wie oft stelle ich mir ein Leben von damals vor, natürlich gab es schlechte und gute Zeiten.Wir können einen kleinen Hauch Nostalgie noch erleben und empfinden auch in dieser Zeit...
liebe Grüße von Jasmin

Daphne Nicole & Lynda Cade said...

Who wouldn't want to take a bath in that tub, in that bathroom with the fireplace, talking about relaxing... it's gorgeous! I love your beautiful statue too and it's creamy white color!!!
Happy White Wednesday~~~ Daphne

Blondie's Journal said...

How I'd love a bathroom like that, although it might get a little cold...I am used to my bathroom steaming up! My mother always used to say I should have been born in the 20's...maybe I was a flapper in a previous life! lol!

XO,
Jane

Sandi~A Cottage Muse said...

Now that looks very relaxing! Happy WW!

Sherry Hicks said...

I'm with you only I love so many different era's not sure wich I would pick but just about anything pre 1890! The dresses daily would be awesome!

Tanya said...

KILLER bath - oh, I'd love to have that all to myself...nu hubby...no kids...just me and bubbles! Happy White Wednesday - love the bust up there, too! Tanya

V I N T A G E O L O G I E said...

I'm with you, definitely another era ... not sure which one though ... there quite a few good ones!!

xo
Jill

LV said...

That would not have been my world. I am plain and simple. Never have liked fancy things.

Pam Kessler said...

Beautiful bathroom. Not sure it would be that warm though. That screen is gorgeous.

Honey at 2805 said...

Beautiful bath and lovely photos!

Susan Freeman said...

Oh how I love that tub! I wish that I had been born in another era too. I sent your info to Tezz from Ramsign ~ has she contacted you yet?

Love,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo

Ellen said...

I totally agree that I should had been born in another era. Oh well. Love the bathroom and the slipper tub, sheer water heaven.... Thanks for sharing..

xoxo,
Ellen

Anonymous said...

Gisele said, " Love that bathroom!! Thankfully I have a bathroom to escape to. I agree on taking the time to be more feminine. We are really missing out on the benefits. Great photos as usual, Karen!!"

Gracefully Vintage said...

Im so Tickled I have found your blog, SO Amazing-that home from ebay-is a dream, love the screens-what we could do with them..
Happy-Excited new followr
Karryann
Such an Inspiratinal Blog

Coloradolady said...

I just know I was born at the wrong time!!! LOL I love this screen, it is beautiful. Happy VTT!

Bea said...

I too feel that I was born in the wrong era. I've got the attitude but no hat and gloves...

Kathy said...

Is that fireplace in the bath not wonderful? And the beautiful screen---what a picnic for the senses!

Debra@CommonGround said...

Beautiful images, Karen. That screen is just wonderful, but where would I put my shampoo on that bathtub????LOL!
Thanks for linking up!!
xoxo,
Debra

Courtney ~ French Country Cottage said...

LOVE those gorgeous screens!! Fabulous! :)

Marlene said...

How Lovely!
Your creativity brings such joy to others!
Thank You for sharing, Marlene