It's been a few weeks since we've moved into our home built in 1909. It's been through several phases, I'm sure. A lot of things changed with the previous owners. We are happy, yet cautiously so, to continue to the history of this old stone house.
It's been very busy getting settled. Some of you have asked for pictures. I had some time tonight to take some. Though, I'm not sure they will give you much of an idea of what the house it actually like. I did not want to take pictures of our scattered crap and unpacked stuff. So I decided to focus on details; things we have never had or details of the home I find intriguing. Some details we seem to really be enjoying are the radiant heat, high ceilings, and wood floors. We won't mention details we aren't enjoying, but they are being worked with. Some day they will be remedied, but there will always be a new list.
It's nice to be in our own home.
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| gas stove |
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| informal dining lighting |
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| living room |
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| living room curtain detail |
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| master bedroom lighting |
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| master bath doorknob |
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| master bath cast iron claw foot tub |
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| master bath lighting |
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| master bath radiator |
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| downstairs door knob |
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| downstairs bedroom door knob |
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| huge old crack in the bedroom door |
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| stone wall detail downstairs |
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| downstairs bath faucet |
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| downstairs family lighting |
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| master bedroom radiator |
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| old kitchen hardware on old cupboard |
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| kitchen door with window |
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| possibly new hardware on old cabinetry |
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| old part of kitchen |
1 comment:
Fun, fun. I love the bathtub! I've always like old houses - the detail is awesome. Enjoy!
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