A Historic Florida Villa

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  1. One wonders whether they sustained any damage in the storm. It would be a pity, as these interiors are so lovely. I recognize many of the images from Pinterest; most especially the Pillement-style toile decorative painting in the dining room. She certainly has a nice taste level, and the house looks comfy as well.

  2. Nice style and use of colors. I really like her plate wall. My heart goes out to Harvey and Irma businesses and people with destroyed homes. In my prayers

  3. I literally checked each day since your last post to see if you were back and safe. So glad to know that all is well. It will be a long road to normal for many folks but growth occurs in times of personal challenge. Our prayers are with Texas and Florida, as well as our checks. Lovely post. Keep your chin up and give joy where you can to those around you.

  4. I too have been checking your web site everyday! You are definitely going through a journey. Continued prayers for you, your family, and all those affected. Your blog is truly an escape from all this, and gives hope to those that order & beauty can come back in their lives. Take care!

  5. Hi Andrea,

    I just came across your blog. I am an interior designer at Miami International Airport but worked most of my career in Coral Gables/Miami/Ocean Reef áreas in residential design. I am so glad that you feature our beautiful city of Coral Gables. It’s a slice of heave on earth! Keep up the good work!

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