Monday, January 14, 2019

A Victorian Nursery

When I got the shell built on Pennethorne Manor and was showing Brian the rooms, he asked where the nursery was.  I said there wasn't going to be a nursery.  Just the other day he brought it up again and I decided that yes, I think the house needs a nursery.  Putting it above the breakfast room now balances the house on the right and left sides.  Brian cut the walls for me and I glued everything in place.  I placed an order for wallpaper, flooring, windows, and a ceiling light.  I'm looking forward to furnishing and decorating the nursery.

What once was going to be an outdoor deck/sitting area is now the nursery.  I think it was serendipitous that I put in a door!






10 comments:

  1. What a lovely and handy husband you have Teresa! :D A nursery is a grand idea and now gives you even more opportunities to decorate and play! :D

    elizabeth

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    1. Thank you Elizabeth! He is pretty wonderful! I'm already shopping for nursery furniture! LOL! I can't decide if I should go with white Victorian furniture or dark wood Victorian furniture . . .

      Hugs,
      Teresa

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  2. Nothing better than a sweet nursery. How exciting, and congratulations on your new bundle of joy! ;)

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    1. Thank you Carrie! I must admit, I'm pretty excited to decorate a nursery!

      Hugs,
      Teresa

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  3. I think this is a great example of how Holly over on the Greenleaf forum says that a house speaks to you. I love the idea of having a nursery, as the couple looks to be in their prime reproductive years! And, you'll still have lots of landscaping opportunities elsewhere! I wonder... Boy, girl, twins???

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    1. Thank you Jodi! Yes, I agree. My houses have always spoken to me, although sometimes I don't listen until the very end and upon great persistence on the part of the house! LOL! I want to do a very pretty nursery with lots of soft pinks and whites . . . there's a hint for you! LOL!

      Hugs,
      Teresa

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  4. Hello Teresa Marie,
    I am glad you opted to add a nursery. I think a house like yours calls for one.
    Big hug
    Giac

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    1. Thank you Giac! The house feels more balanced now. The breakfast room was kind of sticking out like a sore thumb! LOL!

      Hugs,
      Teresa

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  5. How clever. When I finally get to build Beacon Hill, I might follow your example.

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    1. Thank you Megan! I added about six inches to each side of the Beacon Hill for more room. The nursery was a little late to the party, but I'm happy with how it turned out. AND . . . one more room for decorating! Yay!

      Hugs,
      Teresa

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