What a fabulous, eclectic and eccentricly designed interior!!! What incredible ideas that must have come from the most outrageously talented brain. So fun to see!!
In my opinion, this is the most beautiful home featured on your blog, by far. My favorite room is the green and white bedroom. There are only a couple of small things I would change if I were to move in. Evereything else would remain intact. Now, I am waiting to win the lottery!
It’s a candy box of all kinds of delightful , delicious treats, room after room. I was like a kid, wanting to take a bite out of each room , running barefoot through the main floor and stopped in awe of the staircase! I can believe it is the state’s show case and what a treat for readers to feature it on your blog today. Now, as a virtual guest, I am still deciding which bedroom fits my princess & the pea needs for a night. On to the party in the barn tonight, who said all the grands were in merry old England?!
It’s funny Barry and I have never met however we both formerly worked for the socialite designer Carol Lascaris who lives in a large neo Georgian on the Potomac River. Also many years later he decorated for Mr. Mrs. Hendricks-who owned Norris furniture here in Naples where I worked for about 10 years -his house is fabulous -what a lifestyle amazing! thanks for sharing..!
A very well-travelled, thoroughly artistic Edwardian gentleman’s home…pure perfection, with a whiff of The Grand Tour about his collections, I love it all.. I love his use of large urns, busts, statues and statement pieces in each room. I adore that each room is decorated in a different colour palette, rather than it being yet another ‘blue and white’ house throughout. Each room has its own glorious identity. I especially love his Murano glass chandeliers in a couple of the bedrooms and that Spanish/Moorish star-shaped painted table in the ‘Red Room’ downstairs…Thank you very much for your wonderful posts Andrea, I always look forward to reading them. Best wishes from a very hot and humid England, UK. (It’s hot for us anyway, at 36 degrees, unbearable!). Maria. Xx.
Stunningly beautiful! That you for sharing this home.
What a fabulous, eclectic and eccentricly designed interior!!! What incredible ideas that must have come from the most outrageously talented brain. So fun to see!!
In my opinion, this is the most beautiful home featured on your blog, by far. My favorite room is the green and white bedroom. There are only a couple of small things I would change if I were to move in. Evereything else would remain intact. Now, I am waiting to win the lottery!
It’s a candy box of all kinds of delightful , delicious treats, room after room. I was like a kid, wanting to take a bite out of each room , running barefoot through the main floor and stopped in awe of the staircase! I can believe it is the state’s show case and what a treat for readers to feature it on your blog today. Now, as a virtual guest, I am still deciding which bedroom fits my princess & the pea needs for a night. On to the party in the barn tonight, who said all the grands were in merry old England?!
It’s funny Barry and I have never met however we both formerly worked for the socialite designer Carol Lascaris who lives in a large neo Georgian on the Potomac River. Also many years later he decorated for Mr. Mrs. Hendricks-who owned Norris furniture here in Naples where I worked for about 10 years -his house is fabulous -what a lifestyle amazing! thanks for sharing..!
The green bed floating in the room with the circular “window” in the headboard is genius. What a great tour.
It’s fab. How could one give up such a place?
A very well-travelled, thoroughly artistic Edwardian gentleman’s home…pure perfection, with a whiff of The Grand Tour about his collections, I love it all.. I love his use of large urns, busts, statues and statement pieces in each room. I adore that each room is decorated in a different colour palette, rather than it being yet another ‘blue and white’ house throughout. Each room has its own glorious identity. I especially love his Murano glass chandeliers in a couple of the bedrooms and that Spanish/Moorish star-shaped painted table in the ‘Red Room’ downstairs…Thank you very much for your wonderful posts Andrea, I always look forward to reading them. Best wishes from a very hot and humid England, UK. (It’s hot for us anyway, at 36 degrees, unbearable!). Maria. Xx.
One of the best weekend of my life was staying at Elway Hall. Pure perfection!