Showing posts with label Country Living Fair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Country Living Fair. Show all posts

Sunday, July 27, 2014

Country Living Fair finds adorn my Guest Bathroom



I have posted pictures of my guest bathroom before but I wanted to share two items that I purchased at the Country Living Fair and added to the room. This small bathroom was originally the bourning room when the house, the Brayton Homestead, was built in 1796. 


The fair was so fantastic!  I have not stopped thinking about all the lovely antiques, jewelry and crafts I bought and all the incredible things I did not. A black lidded mason jar soap dispenser completed a long search for just the right vessel for my favorite ginger hand soap and there it was at the fair.   


Behind the doors on the right are a washer and dryer with shelves above; so easy to get laundry done. Another shutter door hides a shower. The bathroom project came out better than I expected and offers so many uses. 


Has been a few months since the CL Fair and getting things placed. The black and white hide was the other new addition to the room from the fair.


Louver shutters are repeated on the windows, top and bottom. They offer many configurations for season and light changes. I like to use shutters  on client work for that same reason. Will share more finds from the Country Living Fair. Enjoy and thanks for visiting!
Karen

Thank you for visiting the Homestead,
Karen

Monday, June 9, 2014

Me at the COUNTRY LIVING FAIR in RHINEBECK, NY


I attended the Country Living Fair in Rhinebeck New York this weekend. What a fantastic time. 
Got to meet and chat with the Cari Cucksey, the Star of Cash and Cari.  Their show features appraisals of items someone's home and then selling right on the property, a cool concept.at selling it in a  Her show She has a line of paints she was selling and demonstrating. I bought a great color pink and will share my project soon. So wish I had bought every color!... 


One of many fantastic booths. The styling and items all fantastic. So many incredibly talented artists and craftsmen. It was so more than I though it would be.


Yes, quite exhausted at the end of each day. Memories and items to last !

Thank you for visiting the Homestead,
Karen