gotlandsgård från 1700-talet

 

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Kerstboom op zijn kop.

 

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14 Tiny Houses That Are Big on Christmas Spirit

Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, this whimsical cottage transforms into Santa's Workshop in the snowy winters. Peppermint balls sprout in the window boxes while candy canes and red-and-white-striped ribbons pepper the evergreen boughs framing the
Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, this whimsical cottage transforms into Santa's Workshop in the snowy winters. Peppermint balls sprout in the window boxes while candy canes and red-and-white-striped ribbons pepper the evergreen boughs framing the house's trim and fence.
See more at Sit With Me In My Garden.

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Christmas

 

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Christmas. I love the Scandinavian style.

 

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Autumn and candle light.

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Writing desk of Jane Austen

 

The Bronte sisters tabel they were writing on

 

House of Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant

 

The Artist's Studio in Charleston, which was formerly the home of Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell, members of the early 20th century Bloomsbury intellectual set, but is now a preserved historical heritage site.

 

Cressida Bell's house. (Granddaughter of Vanessa Bell)

 

Having Bloomsbury Group painter Vanessa Bell as your grandmother could be daunting. But for textile and pattern designer Cressida Bell, her link to the heroine of Life in Squares — BBC2’s new drama about the bohemian elite who triggered a cultural revolution — is a spur.

Cressida, 55, is a dynamo of creativity. In her Hackney studio, her main work is producing a range of sheer, large silks, sold through her website and also at Charleston, the Bloomsbury Group’s country home in East Sussex, where her grandmother retreated in 1916 with artist Duncan Grant. “People have no idea what physical work printing is. It’s hard slog,” says Cressida.

All the Bells were and are artists. Raised in a farmhouse near Leeds by her father Quentin, a potter and academic, and her mother, Anne Olivier Bell, an art historian, Cressida was the youngest of three. Her elder brother, Julian, is a painter, and Virginia — now Nicholson — is a writer. “There were sculptures all over the garden and my father hand-sponged the bedroom I shared with Virginia.”

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