A Colorful and Traditional Southern Home

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  1. OMG Andrea! It's GORGEOUS!!! Now that's what a house should be. I wouldn't change one single thing. This also makes me sad, because Traditional Home used to be filled with articles about houses like this. Now it's all modern, bland cookie cutter houses. Meh. Anyway, you made my day (again) with this. Thanks for sharing.

  2. This is my kind of home. Love all the detail. Echo the comment regarding Traditional Home and Veranda is lovely get really going to the 1% , still enjoying both but they have changed. I have enjoyed so many of your blogs, even though I do not comment on every one. I saved some to my decorating 'folder' Enjoy the rest of your day

  3. Love this house! I agree about Trad Home. I used to save every issue for ideas but now I usually throw them away the same day they arrive.

  4. Your home is absolutely beautiful. It’s what dream are made of, I love your kitchen the most. I love the idea of the two islands side by side.

  5. I have always LOVED traditional style of decorating.
    In recent years, I have mixed my traditional with updated traditional and absolutely find it very inviting

  6. I too wouldn’t change a thing. The interior design of the home is stunning and the fabric and color choices are beautifully coordinated. I used to love Traditional Home Magazine but I longer subscribe. To me there is nothing worse than the exterior of home not matching the interior design. Sadly the magazine no longer features home that were renovated and decorated to their former glory. Now they feature 100 year old colonial homes that have been gutted and modernized. It’s odd to see a home with the exterior of a shingle-style colonial and the interior filled with metal, plastic and purple walls.

  7. Oh yes ladies. How many ways do I hate the current trends!! Totally grey and beige homes with boxes out of chipped wood and glue for furniture- or worse, plastic. No detail, no craftmanship and SO comfortable. And we wonder why everyone is depressed and on Lexapro when they are living inside a drab rain cloud. Back in the 70’s there was a shot trend of all white, white houses with alot of shiny plastic surfaces. I know two people who had them and now their houses are filled with pattern and color. Hopefully, this too shall pass!

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