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Nice pics! To me, some look really inviting, some a bit less… On the first one – those pillows with ruffles age great, and the color of that throw (kinda dirty pinkish) is gorgeous! But all the interiors look too modern for a house of early 19′s to my opinion…
The idea of tapestry on the wall doesn’t look too weird to me (I’m from Russia, we have a habit of hanging rugs on walls to get some more privacy from neighbors behind the wall in our apartments). This particular rug though makes me think of Asia…
BTW… I was lucky to find your site one day – it gives me LOTS of inspiration! We have a 1911 bungalow (at least we think it should/could be called bungalow) and have some work to be done around it. All out woodwork is painted over, floors have wall to wall carpet, walls are painted right over 6 or so layers of wallpaper an so on… anyway, it was nice to find you! Thanks for sharing your pictures and stories!
Nice pics! To me, some look really inviting, some a bit less, on the first one; those pillows with ruffles age great, and the color of that throw (kinda dirty pinkish) is gorgeous! But all the interiors look too modern for a house of early 1900s to my opinion.
The idea of tapestry on the wall doesn’t look too weird to me (I’m from Russia, we have a habit of hanging rugs on walls to get some more privacy from neighbors behind the wall in our apartments). This particular rug though makes me think of Asia.