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Cottages & Tiny Houses - Hooked on Houses
There are few things I than a cozy cottage. Click the pics to peek inside!
Shaker Furniture and Architecture
My wife and I were in New Hampshire last week visiting my son Devin at Dartmouth College in Hanover. We took a morning and drove over to nearby Enfield to visit the Enfield Shaker Settlement and museum. The settlement was started in the 1793 on the shore of Mascoma Lake and Shakers lived there until 1923 until they sold the property to the LaSalette order of the Catholic Church and moved to New York. In 1985 a private foundation purchased the property and began an ongoing project to acquire…
Black & White - Doppelganger
No man really knows about other human beings. The best he can do is to suppose that they are like himself John Steinbeck Diane Arbu...
North Bayshore Antiques
Southern Side Table with Drawer. Yellow Pine. Georgia. Circa 1850. ~♥~
Shaker Simplicity in a Stone House
Restoration of this stone house has taken decades of respectful work by its owner, a designer who is inspired by Shaker design.
The deVOL Journal
Welcome to the deVOL Kitchens Blog. A journal full of inspirational kitchen design ideas.
Shaker-Style Home Tour
In the dark depth's of January, something deep inside me wants to reflect the grey skies, and ragged views, by paring right back, returning...
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Best Shaker Design Resources 2008
”There were no extra turnings, no enhanced carvings, nothing extraneous. They took the essence of a chair, for example, and reduced it to its ‘chairness.”’ – Richard Russo, a dealer in East Chatham, N.Y. (via NYTimes)I’ve been a big fan of Shaker design ever since I first visited my friend’s family, whose great grandparents purchased a small, decommissioned Shaker Village in the Berkshires in the early 1900’s.