Introducing the 'English Ticking Romans' in my kitchen. Unfortunately my dinky little camera has not captured the true 'duck egg blue nature' of these beauties. I photographed them in the evening (excuse the grated carrot on the bench top) and also in the morning ('big son' was on dishwasher unpacking duties) to attempt to capture the colour. Hmmm, sort of!
Oh and as much as I adore our new neighbours, on the kitchen side, it is going to be so nice not to not appear like I am peering into their lives every time I sit at the kitchen bench in my jammies!
The decorating part is oh so much fun though. I have purchased some delightful and very affordable antique caricature lithographs of famous scientists and medicos, off Ebay.... very relevant to both our science and medical backgrounds. I will frame them in black and hang them in the study. Hubby is very happy with my purchases and is enjoying 'getting in touch with his feminine side' in this decorating part. Thank goodness he is too busy to read my blog! Sorry darling!
I will post some more pictures of the Study and the Great Room windows in the coming days.
A-M xx




























Girl after my own heart - lovin the duck-egg blue ticking - looks fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI am most envious of the picture of your son unpacking the dishwasher ...
ReplyDeleteOh I know they take up so much money on boring stuff.
ReplyDeleteLooking at this just made me a little bit wistful. I've just picked out the floorboards for the house ... oh great, just 999 more things to get through and we may be able to start.
Well done with the antique caricatures, sounds fun.
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That's a lovely fabric choice AM - I am a big fan of duck egg blue myself. I really like your range hood in the bottom pic - the rail all the way around looks great ! Sheila
ReplyDeleteOne word, gorgeous! Enough said. I can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteLove the blinds but what I really want to know is "Did you actually have breakfast before you took the morning shot?" I want a kitchen that tidy before the kids go to school. I know what you mean about now being in the fun part. I've worked with a few clients who have renovated and retaining walls and plumbing just doesn't have the same impact as curtains and cushions. But it all has to be done......eventually. Get some Tiger Balm for your back.
ReplyDeleteI love them!!! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteAnette:)
A-M,
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen looks gorgeous. I love your roman blinds they are the finishing touch to a gorgeous kitchen.
Cannot wait to see the other rooms and the prints that you bought on ebay.
L x
They look divine. It's frustrating when you can't capture with the camera what the eye sees. Important to have privacy in the morning when we all still have our bedroom hair going !!!
ReplyDeleteThe romans look stunning A-M! They really finish the room off nicely! Tracey xx
ReplyDeleteThose roman blinds look absolutely perfect in your kitchen. (as does your lovely son putting the dishes away - wish I could get my 11 year old son to do that!!). Lee
ReplyDeleteThe blinds, the kitchen, the jug of flowers - everything is perfect. What a fabulous job you've done pulling this beautiful room together. Leigh
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, will you look at this lovely spot.
ReplyDeletePlease, you must have a pve design work of art to hang as a finishing touch to your incredible kitchen.
I love it.... You should use some science beakers for blossoms...on your sill.
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They look beautiful A-M, your natural light in the kitchen is wonderful! Gives everything a lovely soft glow... that would be nice to have greet you in the morning.
ReplyDeleteHI A-M
ReplyDeleteThe blinds are fabulous! Love the ticking. Also love those glass cannisters on your bench.!! x Julie
Absolutely beautiful. : )
ReplyDeleteYour home steals my heart.
Hi A-M! I'm catching up and missed this post....the romans look wonderful! I love ticking! Your kitchen is so beautiful! I know you must love being in there.
ReplyDeleteThat is an absolutely stunning kitchen. I remember woman who sold counters said to never get white cabinets and a white counter, but it looks like that is what you have, and it is beautiful!
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