To get her home holiday ready, Natasha Lawler used about 100 lemons, 30 rolls of striped ribbon, a plethora of boxwood wreaths, and a massive tree. She told Southern Living, “I had a friend sew a tree skirt to match my sofa [upholstered in Schumacher’s iconic Citrus Garden], and then the lemons just kept spreading throughout the house.” Lawler is an event planning and public relations specialist whose love for hosting guides her interior design. Her Charlottesville, Virginia home was built in 1929 and completely untouched when her family purchased it. She wanted to keep it traditional, but bring it into the 21st century. To preserve the home’s charm and integrity, she retained as many of the original details as possible, including the window hardware. Today we will take a look inside with images from Southern Living 2018… and Lacelliese is back with more chic Christmas gift ideas!
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Interesting house!
Seeing that beautiful green wet bar followed by the gray kitchen reminds me of the Wizard of Oz when Dorothy steps into full technicolor Munchkin Land from gray Kansas!
What a beaurtiful and creative home! I enjoyed looking at it very much. Thank you to the owner for sharing it with us.
I like it!!
Where can I find the brass & glass breakfast nook, table?