I'll post some more pictures, once we have the front wall lights hooked up and some green stuff planted.
I attempted an evening photo (remember dinky, basic camera)... you sort of get the idea. We had a 'wine in hand, sitting in the gutter across the road, deep sighing moment' last night. Hubby was not impressed that I dragged him out in the cold but he agreed it was worth it to see the 'almost completed' picture, lit up like a Christmas tree. Just need some greenery now..... and some 'non dead' left over turf at the front. How come the leftovers always shrivel up and die? Do they know they're just leftovers?
I love how you can see the chandelier in the Great Room, and the wallpaper in the study, from the street at night... not that too many people would take up our vantage point, in the gutter across the road!
A-M xx




























OOOO it is just lovely A-M. Despite all the cr*p you've been through it is going to be so fabulous when you are completely finished! Already looking pretty fab!
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What a difference a gate makes! They look fabulous - just love the design. It's all coming together and the result is brilliant - love it! Leigh
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely, even though you had the downs with the builders and such,Im sure when you sit in that"gutter" and look across the street you and hubby must be so proud. Enjoy A-M , you deserve it. Julie in Holland :)
ReplyDeleteLove the gates - look forward to seeing the lights Who would have thought, a concept where the client gets what she wants!!!.
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p.s. thanks for the tip about my win at Fabulously French.
So happy your gates are working out. Every time we get something else done at the house I make my husband stand across the street to look. He just doesn't get it. I am glad someone else out there does these nutty things. xo, MB
ReplyDeleteWell I guess that cuts out swinging from the chandelier now that you know you can see it from the gutter across the road! It all looks fabulous A-M.
ReplyDeleteI love your photos with the sunlight streaming onto & into the house. A pussy cat would love lounging around :-)
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Those gates look absolutely fantastic, red shirt and all! You should have been raising a toast with champagne while sitting in the gutter, because you have (despite all the hardships) created a simply gorgeous home. Love it! Lee :)
ReplyDeleteThe gates look fantastic! It’s finally all coming together! It’s such a looong process. We’re building but we’re still at the finalising the internal selections (quote after quote!) and getting final council approval, still a long way to go.
ReplyDeleteI am laughing to myself about how your hubby thought it ok to leave the bins in view hehe. This is something mine would do and would look at me strange when I had a fit wondering if the neighbours saw them even for a second!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWell gee you never know, they may.
ReplyDeleteGood job taking the photo's, least you had a wine to warm you up in the gutter.
I love chandelier's, so lovin' that shot and nice gates too.
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Heavenly...who would have ever thought you would be swooning over gates..I think they are perfect..good on you!!!
ReplyDeleteOhh so beautiful . The lighting is stunning. Love the chandelier!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Well worth the wait and definitely worth pushing the welder to do to your specifications. What will you do when this "house" is all finished?!
ReplyDeleteIt really looks beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe night lighting is just lovely A-M....xv
ReplyDeleteJust stopped by the say how fantastic everything is looking, you have done such a great job. Loving your decorating style.
ReplyDeleteYour house looks beautiful! Must be very exciting having it all come together from your ideas to real life.
ReplyDeleteYour gates are gorgeous (red tie and all;)! I love seeing a house lit up at night, and yours looks so loved!
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