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I love this – all of it!! Must have been a very difficult decision to leave that special house. This will make it easier for them – assisted living is so awful as everyone knows. Miles and his siblings are obviously very, very caring. I hope the Redds are very happy there.
Wow! This is in an assisted living apartment! This could be a huge business opportunity for decorators, so many here in Scottsdale and they’re appalling. I think more designers should leave cards at these places.
Such a refreshing post! Several of my friends have designed assisted living spaces so that they had a more “familiar” and homey feel.
An inspiration also for those living in small condos. Am so glad that wallpaper seems to be back in style.
What a son! I hope his parents like and enjoy their new nest. Their place will be the envy of their neighbors. Watch out Miles you might be working there for projects later.
Just perfection! I could move in tomorrow! A few years ago, I helped a friend move into her assisted living apartment. No wallpaper allowed, but I found a way for her to use the best of her large collection of antique furniture, porcelain and art. She was the envy of the place. All the other people said their children wouldn’t allow them to bring anything “nice” with them – children took what was good, sold the rest and bought a bunch of cheap crappola for “mom’s apartment”. They missed their pretty things so much.
This absolutely breaks my heart. What a thing to do to “the greatest generation”. Of course, the youngest generation will be watching and … what goes around comes around. ..
I would have to be carried out of his mom’s apple green library in a pine box. I would never move unless I could replicate it in my new digs. Beautiful rooms. Best wishes.
I love this – all of it!! Must have been a very difficult decision to leave that special house. This will make it easier for them – assisted living is so awful as everyone knows. Miles and his siblings are obviously very, very caring. I hope the Redds are very happy there.
Sweet!
Wow! This is in an assisted living apartment! This could be a huge business opportunity for decorators, so many here in Scottsdale and they’re appalling. I think more designers should leave cards at these places.
That is such a fabulous idea!
Xx,
Andrea
The Glam Pad
Such a refreshing post! Several of my friends have designed assisted living spaces so that they had a more “familiar” and homey feel.
An inspiration also for those living in small condos. Am so glad that wallpaper seems to be back in style.
What a son! I hope his parents like and enjoy their new nest. Their place will be the envy of their neighbors. Watch out Miles you might be working there for projects later.
Just perfection! I could move in tomorrow! A few years ago, I helped a friend move into her assisted living apartment. No wallpaper allowed, but I found a way for her to use the best of her large collection of antique furniture, porcelain and art. She was the envy of the place. All the other people said their children wouldn’t allow them to bring anything “nice” with them – children took what was good, sold the rest and bought a bunch of cheap crappola for “mom’s apartment”. They missed their pretty things so much.
This absolutely breaks my heart. What a thing to do to “the greatest generation”. Of course, the youngest generation will be watching and … what goes around comes around. ..
Carpet in an assisted living apartment is a surprise to me.
I would have to be carried out of his mom’s apple green library in a pine box. I would never move unless I could replicate it in my new digs. Beautiful rooms. Best wishes.
Love it, esp. since our friend Louise’s mother (the late Susan Wilcox) did the house when Miles was a child-
Small world!
Dean
WHAT WALLPAPER IS THE POODLE POWDER ROOM , BOUQUET WRAPPED IN TISSUE?