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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Guest House: After Photos
156 comments :
so lovely... I would love to be a guest in this little house...so cosy!ReplyDelete
attention paid to every detail...
nice job!
Bec x
A perfect guest room, I would LOVE to stay there. Your guest will never want to leave.....be careful!!ReplyDelete
bardzo ładne zdjęia i piękne wnętrza,ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 6:23 AM
Such a beautiful space - you've done a lovely job!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 6:41 AM
Amazing as always Trina, and truly I love all the details! The more the better!ReplyDelete
Lisa, London
You are amazing Trina!! Love everything you do. Thank you for sharing such lovely photos. I would love to be a guest!!ReplyDelete
Love, love, love that light fitting.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 7:20 AM
No fear of overdosing on your guest house renovation posts. What a lovely setting for a visitor that needs some time to themselves. It is simply perfect! Awesome job Trina and (husband) ; )ReplyDelete
What a warm and welcoming spot you've made----I love everything about it but the fireplace sure made a difference!ReplyDelete
Trina wow its gorgeous !! I live the electric fireplace real or not looking at a fireplace is just a relaxing feelingReplyDelete
I looked forward to and enjoyed the Country Living photo shoot of your guest cottage . . . however, I enjoyed your photo shoot (s) even more.ReplyDelete
Your guests will enjoy every moment of their stay at the farmhouse Guest Cottage . . .
The words artistic, creative, skilled come to mind . . .
Wonderful "after" photos, Trina. I love that you find such amazing deals. $20 for that great plant stand (did it come with the marble top?), and $30 for that sweet nightstand? Amazing. Looking forward to seeing the outside photos.ReplyDelete
Such a sweet space! I am madly "pinning" everything!ReplyDelete
I've always dreamed of a little guest cottage and this is exactly what I would want it to look like!
Your guest cottage is so beautiful and it's nice to see it from your perspective instead of the small photos in the CL magazine. I love your rural oil paintings and the natural woods bring some warmth. Your guests will feel so comfortable there. PamelaReplyDelete
Beautiful! I would love to be a guest in this lovely, charming and restful space.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 8:39 AM
Who could ever get tired of hearing about & seeing photos of your beautiful guest house! It is absolutely beautiful! I am jealous for the guests who get to stay there. Please keep us updated on any other renovations/design projects you do. We NEVER tire of them!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 8:44 AM
If I were your guest, I'd never leave!ReplyDelete
I have thoroughly enjoyed the process! Is your husband a builder? Does he have a full-time job? It just seems like this must have taken every spare second. I am lucky to have a VERy talented husband to keep costs down.ReplyDelete
Everything looks wonderful! I could move right in! = ) I hope you have a great day!ReplyDelete
This is simply stunning and gorgeous! Guests are so very lucky to stay here! Is your silver clock by any chance new? I've been looking for one that is similiar and cant find anything! Thank you,ReplyDelete
You have impeccable taste in all you do. One question...how do you keep everything white? I can't imagine having it stay that way around here.ReplyDelete
It is all so utterly gorgeous. What a serene, calm, special place to house a guest. Perfection.ReplyDelete
You certainly have not overposted about the guest house. I am enjoying every little detail and taking them all in since we hope to build a tiny cabin. I love that you have made it charming while working within a budget. As a lover of antiques, I'm delighted you used old things too.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous!! A visual treat!ReplyDelete
Just Curious... this guest house, is this something for friends and family type guests?ReplyDelete
or is this something that you'll be renting out for weekend getaways...because, MAN!
Stunning. Everything you do has such style and is always edited very carefully.
~ I think the table painted a gray would be lovely too if you had not stained it wood....and adding a little window bench might be nice in the niche under the window....
How does one book a night there?
love the artwork too~
I would love to come be a guest at your beautiful guest house!ReplyDelete
You can never have too many pictures of something beautiful!
As with the rest of your home, your guest house is remarkable. So warm and cozy, and yet it's clean, fresh and timeless. Love everything about it.ReplyDelete
I'm looking for a small new home in LA...what I wouldn't give to find a great space like this!
Congratulations on a fantastic home...sensational job :)
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 10:33 AM
Thank you for the additional pictures. It is stunning and looks so comfy and inviting. Your guests must be thrilled. Great job! Linda (Phila burbs)ReplyDelete
Oh, I love this tour. the colors of the wood and all the white is so charming.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 10:49 AM
Just beautiful!! Makes me want to stay in a guest house this fabulous. Or make one for my guests!! :)ReplyDelete
Just lovely...ReplyDelete
I would love to stay at such a peaceful looking place.
Looks amazing. I would be super happy to stay here. Hey, I'd be super happy to LIVE here!ReplyDelete
What a transformation! You've done an awesome job. It is truly lovely! I think your guests will never leave:)ReplyDelete
Pat, Just family and friends stay there. It had been used as a rental by the previous owners but we're not interested in renting it out. My mom stays there the most!ReplyDelete
A, Silver clock is something I found new several years ago. I would like another one but haven't had a moment to do a search.
ND, Mike has a full time job, yes. He worked on the guest house on weekends and sometimes after dinner on the weekdays. We also hired out some help for several things.
Claudia, YES! Marble was included with plant stand. What a deal huh? I found it at Monticello Antique Mall in Portland.
Lori, The slipcovers are washable (headboard included) but they really don't get dirty easily. I don't find white to be a hard color to keep clean. If I didn't paint things white, they would be another light color so it wouldn't make much of a difference.
everything you do in your house is so beautiful that I can barely stand it.ReplyDelete
such a lovely place.
It looks lovely!!!! I don't know if it's just my computor screen but I'm having a bear of a time seeing details because I'm not seeing much contrast because of the white and maybe it was a bright sunny day with the pictures were taken. Could you maybe take a picture of the kitchen and mantel in a softer light? I love your ideas and don't want to miss any!!!!!ReplyDelete
Don't take a break! I've been enjoying these posts so much and found much needed inspiration to finish up some projects of our own.ReplyDelete
So looking forward to the exterior.
- thegrowersdaughter.blogspot.com
Speaking for myself (and, apparently, others) you could never "talk too much" about your beautiful home and how you and Mike have acheived the renovations you've done. Although, yes, I look forward to twin posts, too!ReplyDelete
This is such a wonderful space! Lucky the guest that gets to spend some time here!ReplyDelete
Oh, I was so excited when I saw this pop up this morning! Only thing I can think to say about your guest house: Completely stunning. And I think I can speak for most of us when I say, we most certainly are NOT tired of hearing about your reno (this one or any other for that matter!) so please keeping them coming. Your sense style is so lovely and peaceful I could look at it all day. Take Care.ReplyDelete
Trina, your guest house is elegant, beautiful and warm. What a treat for guests! I love your thrifty finds and how you've used the things you love in this renovation. I could never tire of your posts and have loved reading the details behind the renovation... I can't wait to read about the exterior. Also, your photos are beautiful!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 12:41 PM
I would never tire of hearing the details on your home. This guesthouse is perfect! I am so glad you even showed the little bathroom. It is lovely, too. You have such a well defined style. I think the Country Living article could have been a little longer!
Please Trina,ReplyDelete
I know I love seeing your touches and changes and the renovation bit by bit. I love it. I never get tired of seeing what lovely things you and Mike have done to make your house a home. Love it. So absolutely beautiful.
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 12:57 PM
What a beautiful, beautiful space. I would live there in a heart beat... Too bad my 4 children wouldn't fit in there!ReplyDelete
You and your hubby did a fantastic job!
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 1:02 PM
Talk away! I have so enjoyed the posts and your detailed explanations. My husband, Glenn, is very handy, like Mike. He has done so many things for our different homes over the years, and I have always been grateful for his abilities. I think one of the things I especially like about your style is how soothing it is, yet graceful and elegant at the same time. Thank you for sharing with us. Have a great day with the twins!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 1:38 PM
Trish - what kind of paint to you use for inside? A flat white? It looks so clean and fresh.ReplyDelete
I have loved every detail of this photo shoot! Don't stop. Your vision is fantastic!!! Of course I want the Ikea chairs that are no longer available... Murphy's Law;) My husband would say that I collect mirrors too.ReplyDelete
The inside is painted in Simply White by Benjamin Moore in eggshell finish.ReplyDelete
Best, Trina
Stunning! Your style is so precise - one would think this was a room in your house. I lvoe all the elements and I am always amazed at your eye for great (cheap) pieces! Married with your innate style, it all goes beautifully!ReplyDelete
P.S. On a side note, I am curious if you ever want to do something in a different style?! The reason I ask is that I have such a mixture of styles in my head that I cannot settle on just one. :)
P.S.2: I am booking the next flight to Portland (is that close?) and will be there in time for supper.
xo Terri
I was wondering why this looked so familiar, it's in my Country Living magazine! CONGRATULATIONS! What a fabulous honour and you deserve it! You are a very good decorator, I love the simple style and your use of white, it's really nice.ReplyDelete
perfect in every way!ReplyDelete
Hi Terri!ReplyDelete
Actually, after fixing up the guest house I suggested to Mike that we lighten all the wood in the main house! I do prefer the lighter wood tones, they do seem warmer. As far as paint goes, I think I'll always be a neutral girl. It stands the test of time for me. I imagine over time, hopefully, to just evolve with more art work, finer antiques, etc. I have been contemplating the natural fiber rugs as they haven't held up well with our sweet babes (even a water spill will stain jute). So perhaps wool is in our future.
Wow Trina- Just catching up on all of these posts and I am thoroughly stunned. This is absolutely gorgeous! Bravo my friend.ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful! And post more pictures anytime, we are defintely not tired of them!ReplyDelete
This is such a beautiful transformation. I will join in with the others that I am not tired of hearing about it. It makes me want to purge my stuff and start anew! You have done a wonderful job. All of the white allows the wood and art to really pop. Your family and friends are quite the lucky guests.ReplyDelete
Would you mind sharing the artist of the painting above the night stand?
thank you so very much for the sources!! Absolutely love the whole renovation!ReplyDelete
I for one hope you don't take a break, these posts are inspiration for all of us. I too like the neutral wall color, but I do add soft colors in accessories. Blues and greens, also very restful, but have been know to pop a red in there also. I love this little guest house/room. donna :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 29, 2013 at 3:44 PM
SO so so gorgeous and I can't stop looking at the photos!!!! I live in LakeO...we can have our bags packed in 30! :)ReplyDelete
It has been a pleasure reading about your guest house renovation - thank you for these posts! The exterior bit is welcome too.ReplyDelete
That is Cathleen Rehfeld as well.
This is so beautiful...so Trina. Your style is certainly your brand. If I saw these photos without the banner of your blog, I would still guess they were yours.ReplyDelete
Great job!
I just LOVE the clean, beautiful look of white...this and the new trend with subway tiles in kitchens and bath, so gorgeous to me!ReplyDelete
Trina...I just love this whole post!!!ReplyDelete
I never would have guessed the oak butcher block counters of bed were from IKEA. And, I love hearing about finds like the table and mirrors :)ReplyDelete
A lovely project.
It's absolutely gorgeous!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
I think all the good adjectives have already been used up, but I can't resist saying that the combination of whites and warm wood tones with little touches of fresh green just makes me feel so happy :) Thank you for the glorious inspiration.ReplyDelete
Jeanette @ Creating A Life
So beautiful. Love, love, love the farmhouse style!ReplyDelete
What a treat to see the details...see around the corners etc. So beautiful. Lucky one who gets to guest there!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful space! I so appreciate seeing all of the details and the process that you've gone through to create the final look.ReplyDelete
I featured your blog at stylesson today - thanks for all of the blog posts showing all the behind-the-scenes details.
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2013 at 7:43 AM
You and your husband did a wonderful job!! Absolutey gorgeous!! I can't wait to see the exterior pics!! I am now looking at simply white for my next project. My go to white is white dove. Any thoughts? Ami email@example.com
You have such a beautiful way of decorating! I love to see your work. Is the mirror over the mantel an antique? If so, I can't believe you found it for such an affordable price!
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2013 at 9:18 AM
Inspiring! You have wonderful vision for "what can be". Hope you don't mind if I PIN IT! Lovely!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2013 at 9:32 AM
What an amazing transformation. Love the simplicity of it all, which takes a trained eye to create. Kudos to you and your husband on a job well done!ReplyDelete
Would you mind sharing the source for the electric log set? I just bought a tiny 1920s condo and am thinking about "amping up" the charm factor with a faux fireplace.
Looking forward to your next post.
It's perfect! You did a beautiful job. When can I come stay? ;)ReplyDelete
I have a faux fireplace in my home. Would you mind sharing the information about the electric logs? Do they actually provide some warmth?ReplyDelete
Oh my word...this is the most perfect guest house I have ever seen. Don't mean to be rude, but could I invite myself for a night or ten? Your style is stunning!!!ReplyDelete
Oh my! What is you address?? I'm on my way!! I want to be the first guest!! Gorgeous!! Simply gorgeous!!!!!ReplyDelete
Hello from England! I have so enjoyed the progress to your charming guest cottage - you have done it so beautifully! We have a building in our grounds that I would love to convert next year in to a guest cottage too - this has been so inspiring! Thank you.ReplyDelete
Vicki, Yes the mirror is an antique and has a lot of imperfections, which you can't see in the photos. It was indeed a wonderful find.ReplyDelete
Ami, I looked at White Dove. It's used quite a lot by interior designers, etc. I think it's a good choice!
Kellie and Wendy, The electric fireplace is by Duraflame and it is a heater. Here's the link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002ZQE8SM/ref=wms_ohs_product
I believe it heats up to 400 square feet, which is what our guest house is roughly. So it was a good fit for us!
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2013 at 11:49 AM
Not at all tired of hearing about it, and definitely looking forward to outdoor pictures in the spring! The IKEA bed looks luxurious and I'd never have guessed from the pictures that it was a last-minute purchase. What an incredible job Mike did on that darling fireplace, especially considering that he had to get all this done after hours or on weekends. I will keep that tip about jute in mind; had no idea that it stained easily. Thank you so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
Take good care, Em
I can't stop looking at this amazing transformation. Wow, I love it. It really motivates me to finish our upstairs area, which will be designated for a playroom. We also have the paneling that I want to paint. Im wondering did you prime it first? Sand it? Any tips welcome. I looked through your previous posts but didn't see this addressed, unless I looked over it.ReplyDelete
You made my morning! Such a lovely virtual visit to a wonderful space!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2013 at 12:36 PM
Just like so many of the previous ladies have extolled--ReplyDelete
I'd luv to stay there too!
Your mum is one lucky lady!
No! Please don't take a break from the guest house posts! I have been savoring each one of these photos.ReplyDelete
I would love to see the view of the bathroom from the shower looking out. And I can't wait to see the exterior shots. Soon, please!
I'm not at all tired of hearing about the guest house. It's been nice to have more frequent posts, as your blog is one of my favourites!ReplyDelete
The transformation turned out beautifully. I really love the blend of the white with the warm wood throughout. So beautiful
Your attention to every detail shows how much you care about the people that will use your guest house.
- AnonymousJanuary 30, 2013 at 5:21 PM
Trina, Please...I need kitchen faucet details! haha Did I miss that somewhere in the kitchen post? I love it! The guest house is gorgeous! Perfection! Thanks! Robyn C.ReplyDelete
- Mel@Georgica PondJanuary 30, 2013 at 7:32 PM
Trina, so beautiful, simple and fresh. It's such a pretty, welcoming space I'm sure your guests will have trouble leaving.ReplyDelete
As far as the old wood paneled walls, we primed and painted right over it (we did that years ago). The unfinished wainscot we put on the ceiling was primed and painted as well.
The faucet is here:
Do you mean the walls or the ceiling? The walls are real wood panels that fit together with grooves. It's very old school and they look so great painted - so dated stained (and so cabin-like). As far as the wainscot ceiling panels, that's what the lumber yard had on hand so that's what we worked with!
Stunning, Stunning and Stunning...cozy and warm and anyone would love to stay there...love hearing about how it all came together, certainly not bored here and keeping posts close together just means we can keep on reading. Regards Kathy A, Brisbane, AustraliaReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 31, 2013 at 10:20 AM
I'm not very fond of fake fireplaces but you guys have really pulled it off nicely. Shame its not a real one.ReplyDelete
ok i am so going to need the name of those fireplace tiles you used! love them!!!!ReplyDelete
Oh.my.lovely! Should I start packing for my visit? Can I bring 4 kids, a dog and a husband?ReplyDelete
Simply lovely. Favorites: fire screen and bedside table. Very nice.ReplyDelete
best, teaorwine
Divine guest quarters, so pretty with the light white and warm wood tones, its very inviting and cosy. My kitchen is all white with woods tones as well and I have been trying to decide whether to do a black pendant light or keep it lighter, this have given a look at how great the black looks, so now Im on the hunt for one! thanks xReplyDelete
Absolutely divine, so light and white yet warm and cosy! I just love it all!! ... The black pendant in the kitchen, it caught my eye as I have been wondering whether I should do a black one in my all white kitchen, I think I will it looks great and you have inspired me to start to hunt out some bargains as well rather than waiting a long time to afford full price! thanks xReplyDelete
Oh Trina! Its gorgeous!! You have an amazing eye, what a talent you are! xxReplyDelete
In the most special, perfect, sweet and simple ways, this is absolutely spectacular. You have perfected white and designing this space with all your imagined changes...well, it is so welcoming. The fireplace is the coupe de grace...Grace, that's it...Grace Cottage!ReplyDelete
Congrats to Mr. ACF! Job well done!
xoxo, Chris
I found a picture of your guest house on Pinterest. I immediately jumped over to your blog and have been pouring over all the pictures of your home. They are so lovely and inspiring! Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Just as amazing as I thought it would be! Your guests are very lucky!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 2, 2013 at 8:35 PM
Your guest house looks like the setting of a fairy tale. Almost not enough complimentary adjectives to use for this glorious cottage. I love the oil paintings, the tables, the mirror..... Just wonderful!ReplyDelete
Just beautiful! I appreciate all your pictures - honestly when I came across the feature in CL I was a bit disappointed - I wanted more! :) I love the mirror over the fireplace. Just beautiful.ReplyDelete
I am such a fan! What you've done with the space is lovely, inviting, and simply stunning. I love your fireplace idea. May I ask where you found the electric fireplace part? I would love to do something like that in my home. MonicaReplyDelete
I'm just loving every inch of your guest house...it's so beautiful! Please don't take a break...show us the outside!ReplyDelete
Trina and Mike,ReplyDelete
I have been following your blog for awhile, and am finally taking the time to write.
First of all, your taste in so many things is just wonderful! Beginning with your son's name! I have a Graham, too!
The guest house is stunning!! I am having such fun going back, reading your old posts!!
I've really enjoyed reading about the guest house renovation. I give you lots of credit for doing things in a cost-effective way, and think the addition of the heat-generating fake fireplace is genius. It gives the space some gravitas and adds such a strong focal point.ReplyDelete
One question: I know you styled the space for photographs for the blog rather than practicality, and therefore everything was styled to be very pristine, but do you anticipate adding some practical items like a heating (burner)element in the kitchen? A microwave, etc? And if so, will you show us how you handle these?
I think it looks great. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Well done! So fun to follow your blog and watch your 'lil cutie patooties grow. Your photgraphs are always brilliant!ReplyDelete
Hello Trina.ReplyDelete
What a beautiful guestroom. Guesthouse. I really love your style. You give me a lot of ideas.
Love from the Netherlands
white on white is ever chic! loved it!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 7, 2013 at 3:23 AM
Hi, I'm a lurker and am forever inspired by your inimitable style... and your lovely life, too.ReplyDelete
I have just one request- and please take it as a compliment-- I think you could do with a better headshot (? is that what they're called?) of you and Mike. It's just that I know you guys are both so gorgeous and the pic you have doesn't reflect that, or your personalities (yes, I kind of know you guys, but will remain anonymous, b/c I do know this is a rather rude request). Just do your beautiful selves some justice! And now please forgive me!
Very cozy and elegant. Well thought out.
I really like it and don't be angry but I'll copy some ideas (the ceiling, for example)
Garden Chair
Really, really great job! Looking forward to seeing the exterior shots... don't stop! :)ReplyDelete
Really, really great job! Looking forward to the exterior shots...don't stop! :)ReplyDelete
Fantastic transformation. Love the light floors.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 8, 2013 at 5:23 AM
j'aime beaucoup ! bravo
Combien de metre carré dans cette piece ?
valerie, Paris, France
Bello dormitorio un sueño romántico me encanta,abrazos saludos desde el sur de chile,hugs,hugsReplyDelete
Ciao, as an architect and a country-style-addict, I really love your blog!ReplyDelete
This may have already been asked, but what is the finish you used on the pedestal table? It is exactly the result I would like to have.ReplyDelete
And, the guest house is amazing!
I love all the behind the scenes posts!! We are doing an attic space in our 1860's farmhouse and it was ironic that your article came out smack dab in the middle of our project. People think I'm crazy as I had our windows restored in the attic. It makes all the difference in the world to do things right--the first time! Love your space!!ReplyDelete
I don't know how I stumbled across your blog...but I have been sitting here for a few hours soaking it up. I love your transformation photos. Please tell your hubby that he is a GOOD MAN to do all that work. We have built several houses and remodeled a foreclosure and it is so stressful! I love your positive attitude! May you have a blessed life in your Country Farmhouse!ReplyDelete
Your guest house is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 11, 2013 at 5:50 PM
I'm not sure if you will have a Valentine post or not, so please let me wish you and your family a Happy Hearts Day. Thank you for sharing the happiness and beauty of your lives with all of us. Take good care, EmReplyDelete
That was an absolutely stunning tour of your guest house. Just beautiful.ReplyDelete
so beautiful!ReplyDelete
Liz, We used a stain and sealer all in one for the pedestal table. Honestly, I can't remember the color because we did about a dozen test samples! But we aimed to match the hue of the wood counters so that narrowed the choices down quite a bit. Best, TrinaReplyDelete
Tracy B, Yes we will add a coffee maker and electric tea pot for guests. Probably not a microwave as we don't anticipate that guests will need that as most of our guests are down at the main house most of the time. Best, TrinaReplyDelete
Dear Anon,ReplyDelete
It has been on my 'to do' list to update our picture! The photo I'm using was the only recent photo I could find of us. Perhaps this weekend we'll do it?
Thanks for the input!
Best, Trina
Love this!!! The warm wood hues with the crisp white looks fantastic! And I envy your mirror collection. My husband claims I have a huge one....but I think you have me beat.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing,
Laurel @ SoPo Cottage
- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2013 at 11:37 PM
Trina, Your blog is one of my favorites and I love your style. I was wondering if you are happy with your washed jute rug from Home Decorators? I am trying to decide between PB seagrass and the washed jute. Would really like to get your feedback on the rugs. Thank you!!ReplyDelete
Karyn, Our seagrass has had everything spilled on it - pasta sauce, cherries, yogurt...and it cleans up really well. The washed jute is much more sensitive as even a spilled cup of water can leave a stain. So I would go with the seagrass! Best, TrinaReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 13, 2013 at 12:07 AM
Seagrass it is then...Thank you for your prompt reply!!ReplyDelete
absolutely beautiful!!!ReplyDelete
may i come visit?!
This is absolutely stunning. Most have a fear of color. I have a fear of white. You've inspired me to get outside of my comfort zone. Thank you! It's gorgeous!ReplyDelete
Your home is such an inspiration! My husband and I recently found a little farmhouse to call our own. We have a lot of work to do yet but planning is half the fun! I hope it turns out half as beautiful as yours!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 19, 2013 at 6:41 PM
Your guest house is an inspiration!!! We have a 1870 farm house in Texas and now need to expand. Yours is perfect!!!! Also saw it in Country Living.....I bet you were thrilled.ReplyDelete
Absolutely love everything about your guest house! It is fresh, modern, calming, I wouldn't want to leave:)ReplyDelete
All lovely Trina...very CL worthy, congratulations! Hope there weren't very many 'of courses'!ReplyDelete
xo J~
I have enjoyed reading this blog. All images are also awesome. I really appreciate this. I'm still looking for the post of luxurious guest house Birr. Thanks!ReplyDelete
This is so beautiful!! Do you know the name of the tile/manufacturer you used for the fireplace hearth? I'm having trouble finding it. Thanks!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful transformation! I can't get over how wonderful everything looks.ReplyDelete
I love the oak butcher block counters!
Love love love!!!what a great job. We are previous BnB owners , and have moved to a new property... There is a little out building on our place just calling my name to make t into a guest house!, how big is your little building and do you have some outside shots? Will need more time to take a look around! Can tell I am going to be visiting often!! Great job! Www.prairiegirl4-thatcountryplace.comReplyDelete
Trina, your pale-gray painted wood floors are stunning. They are exactly what I've envisioned for my New York City kitchen. Thanks for the inspiration . . . you've given me the "courage" to paint my kitchen floor. You have exquisite taste and a magic touch. Thank you for sharing your home with us.ReplyDelete
this is just so unbelievably fresh and beautiful. i would love to stay in a place like this as a guest - just takes away the clutter and thinking that normal life requiresReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 24, 2013 at 2:18 AM
Where did you find the black pendant lamp? I love it! Need one for my kitchen! :)ReplyDelete
- NatashaDecember 31, 2013 at 2:41 PM
I have 18 month old twins who have been sick for 7 days (Merry Christmas!). I haven't left my house once, all week! Finding your blog has been my only salvation - other than my husband's return from work in the evening. I thank the sickness gods for making the twins take longer naps so that I may escape into your blog!ReplyDelete
BUT! ... You've given me mirror envy. I can't tell you how many years I've searched for a rustic, patinated Louis Phillipe-style mirror. It seems you have TWO!
Anytime I come across one, they are too many hundreds of dollars and you say you scored one for $35?? HOW???
Do they go by another name? I have even set up alerts for "Louis Phillipe mirror."
Would you share the name of some of the antique markets you visit?
Thank you for sharing the holidays with me. Your homes are beautiful! I love the lower inside shutters on your newest home.
Natasha, I hope that your twins are on the mend. I bought my first large mirror at Monticello Antiques in Portland, Oregon. The second smaller one in the guest house, I found in an antique store The Dalles, Oregon. I am in search of more of them and haven't seen any. So they are hard to find, at any price I think. Best, CatherineReplyDelete
You've done such a beautiful job! Could you share what color paint you used on the floors?ReplyDelete
Amazing house where I could live happily forever.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2015 at 5:46 PM
I know Ikea no longer makes that bed, but can you tell me what the model name?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 26, 2015 at 8:13 PM
HI Catherine,ReplyDelete
I love your decorating style. I am preparing to install the same counters from IKEA in our beach cottage. Would your hubby recommend cutting them on an angle in the corner where the two slabs meet or butting them at a 90 degree angle? Thanks for the help!
I would love to stay at guest house which provides perfect comfort and good food, It seems here I will find all.ReplyDelete
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Simplemente encantadoraReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 13, 2016 at 1:48 PM
Absolutely beautiful home! I love everything about it! It's so calming and peaceful! I would love to try to make a table like the one you did. Would you be willing to share the stain and seal you ended up using?ReplyDelete


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Players and others cheered Silvers quick action, with union officials saying that if the leagues punishment hadnt included a mandate for Sterling to sell the team, players were considering boycotting playoff games, including Tuesdays Golden State Warriors-Clippers matchup, the teams first home game since the scandal erupted. "We wanted to be a part of this decision, and we wanted Adam Silver to know where we stood. And we were very clear that anything other than Sterling selling his team was not going to be enough for us," said Roger Mason Jr., the first vice-president of the players union. Chris Paul, the Clippers All-Star point guard and the president of the players union, issued a brief statement before leading Los Angeles against the Warriors in Game 5 of their tied playoff series. "In response to todays ruling by the NBA and Commissioner Adam Silver, my teammates and I are in agreement with his decision," Paul said. "We appreciate the strong leadership from Commissioner Silver and he has our full support." Sterlings comments -- which were recorded by his girlfriend and released by TMZ on Saturday -- harmed the league, Silver said. Sponsors were threatening to abandon the NBA, and criticism was coming from fans on social media and even the White House. Sterling criticized V. Stiviano -- purportedly the female voice on the recording -- for posting pictures of herself with black athletes Magic Johnson and Matt Kemp. "It bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that youre associating with black people. Do you have to?" Sterling asks the woman on the recording. "Sentiments of this kind are contrary to the principles of inclusion and respect that form the foundation of our diverse, multicultural and multiethnic league," Silver said. The NBAs longest-tenured owner keeps his team for now -- and Silver said he didnt know if Sterling would fight to do so permanently. But he cant attend games or practices, cant be involved in any personnel decisions or participate in board of governors meetings. Just three days after the scandal broke, and hours before the Clippers hosted their biggest game of the season, Silver apologized to some of the leagues black pioneers while meting out a punishment he believed would satisfy outraged players and fans. Sterlings Clippers have been one of the most incompetent franchises in pro sports, and nearly all of their previous seasons would have been finished by now. But after the most successful two-year stretch in Clippers history, the current team is a title contender led by Doc Rivers, a black coach whom Sterling brought in from Boston and paid $7 million a year. "(Silver) made the decision that really was the right one that had to be made," Rivers said before the Clippers game.dddddddddddd. "I dont think this is something that we rejoice in or anything like that. I told the players about the decision, and I think they were just happy there was a resolution and that its over, at least the start of it. I think were all in a better place because of this." Silver said the ban applied only to Sterling, and there had been no discussions about whether he could sell to a family member. Many owners supported Silver, and none of them publicly defended Sterling. "We applaud the firm punishment handed out today by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver and appreciate the swiftness with which the NBA conducted its investigation," Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob said in a statement. The fine will be donated to organizations dedicated to anti-discrimination and tolerance efforts, Silver said. Sterling, with an estimated net worth of about $2 billion, did not comment, though Silver said he did not apologize for his remarks. Silver said Sterling confirmed that he was the person on the recording. 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