The Work Continues

The powder room is finally done.....well, it would be nice if I put the plunger away!


This is the nightlight in the powder room.


One hand holds the light bulb and the other hand shields the light.


There are get-a-way brooms all over the guest house. For midnight rides, you know!


The main floor is entirely open though sort of divided into 4 sections.


My green bowl collection.


It sits on the back of the kitchen counter.


I finally finished the kitchen.


The glass cabinet is an antique and weighs a ton!


The Hansel and Gretel cuckoo clock hangs in the kitchen.


There are back to back fireplaces in the center of the main room.


The Black Forest Carving over the mantle is one of a pair and they were the inspiration for the entire decor.


The jukebox is filled with all my favorites.


There is one of these hutches on either side of the main room. They are from Belgium.


I covered most of the radiators. All of the wood in the house is cedar.


This is one of the guest bedrooms.


The trunk is filled with my quilt collection.


This is the other side of the room.


This is one of my favorite pieces in my witch collection. It is a pyrography chest depicting a witch mixing up a brew and there are imps and toads and newts all around the cauldron.

That's it for today. Back to work for me!



Comments

HappyCrone said…
Wow!!! Could I be your guest forever!!!!?? I really like your style!
Suzanne said…
Feel free to adopt me
very cool....loved seeing everything.... the decor fits perfectly with all of your collections... love your green bowl collection...the hansel and gretel cookoo clock...great kicthen...back to back fireplaces..darling bathroom and LOVE the 4 poster bed ...the witch mixing up her brew...love that !!!!

very ocotberfarm...to be sure...

loved seeing it today

kary and l'il teddy
brokenteepee said…
You sure have been busy as a little bee.

The bed is gorgeous? Lace or tatting?
that house is too cool! the nightlight is the coolest i have ever seen. love that big glass cabinet, and of course the witch chest and hansel and gretel clock.
Robin Larkspur said…
Wonderful tour! your decorating is inspiring, and your collections are astounding!! Thanks for showing your beautiful guest house.
Anonymous said…
its just a beautiful place thats all, just beautiful,,
LaTrice said…
Absolutely LOVE your guest house. Have you ever thought of using it for a B&B. I'd definitely pay to stay there and have the honor of enjoying your cooking ♥♥♥
Anonymous said…
That looks so fantastic. I would gladly just live there ; )
Have a wonderful day.
Anonymous said…
I just fell in love with Your guest house! It is simply fantastic!

Have a great day!
Christer.
Shelly said…
that is it! i am sold! i am moving in! simply divine! i love love it!!!
So is your daughter not living there anymore? When can I move in?
Hollie said…
I'm new to your blog, but I'm looking forward to following you & your blog! Your place is beautiful! I myself love quilts, antiques & stoneware!
What a beautiful guest house. I like the idea of a B&B. Love the jukebox. I really am ready for you to get back in the kitchen. Enough is enough with this cleaning.
Leanne said…
Oh wow - yea a B & B would be awesome!
Loved the tour. Thanks for sharing -
Love Leanne
I love it! You are insisting Fall arrive. Bless your heart.

Beauty inside and outside, your home and gardens, kitchens...all is comforting.

xoxo to Teddy Halloween Fluffs
SharleneT said…
Everybody get out of the way -- **push** **push** -- I'm moving in, period. Those children don't deserve that guest house. Everything's perfect -- well, almost everything... those get-away brooms wouldn't fly my fat, er, ah, ummmm, wallet, over the creek, much less by a moon drive-by. I needs elbow room... Let me know when you've rectified that problem, Jaz, and then I'll put the five crowns on the side of the front door! Hugs to Teddy.
Nadine said…
Wow you have amazing taste and decorating skills. I love it. c=
Lila said…
BEAUTIFUL!!!! I just went through the comments~~~sounds like we're all gonna be roommates guys :)
Texan said…
Its just lovely!
TARYTERRE said…
Can I come and live with you. Pretty please. The house is divine. And that nightlight is to die for.
mlw33 said…
The house is absolutely beautiful! When can I come visit? j/k
petoskystone said…
pyrography chest, green bowls, jackalopes, & the most awesome nightlight ever! amazing design sense :)
H.A. Blackthorn said…
That is a BEAUTIFUL little house! I'll be your housekeeper forever if you let me come live there! Also, that Witch cabinet is breathtaking.
trump said…
Love those inside images,wow........Good morning folks and I'm sure some of you are watching hurricane Irene's movements especially if you live on the east coast. ............. I have a post called "Lancaster on 2 wheels" today on Amish Stories where i tour the Amish country side taking pictures and observations which I've just posted................Enjoy your weekend everyone and i hope your out of Irene's path and safe. Richard from Amish Stories.
Kimberley Paige said…
Absolutely beautiful!!! Looks like a fairy tale cottage!
Betsey said…
"Guest" house? i get the feeling everyone is moving in and No One is moving out! What a great home!
Autumn Rose said…
If I lived in a home like yours, I'd never leave....maybe once a month to go to the store. . . WoW!!
sweetlocal said…
you could run a bed and breakfast :)
trump said…
Thanks very much for the comments left on my blog Amish Stories. Richard
Cynthia said…
Wow! I have never left a comment but feel compelled to today. I am fasinated by yours pics of your guest house. My tastes exactly! Your house and gardens and cooking and collections are so interesting. Thanks for posting! Love Teddy too!!!
Anonymous said…
You guest house is utterly amazing, Jaz! So gorgeous.