





My favorite detail has to be those cleverly draped restaurant booths.
Gorgeous woven blankets in traditional prints, held snugly in place by what appears to be a leather strap. Like I said, a perfect marriage of the old and the new.
{images courtesy of Welcome Beyond}
**p.s.- for those of you who took the day off yesterday, be sure to visit yesterday's beautiful home tour**
5 comments:
you posted this just for me right?
dying over the blanket goodness.
This place is off the M4 going from London out towards my in-laws place in Wiltshire. I plan on checking it out the next time we are across the pond.
I do love the mix of clean lines and antiquity.
mb from Dallas
Oh I love those homespun coverlets. That's exactly where my eye went first! I have an old one I was given as a gift. I think I'll pull it out and fold it at the end of the bed. Thanks for that!
Jenny, I did!
Perhaps I'll relocate my Ikea sheepskin rug to a chair - never thought of using it in this way, but looks tres cozy.
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