Mixing and Matching Vintage Hardware with New
This post is in partnership with Schlage. It was the details that sold us on Tree House. Although we were crushed at the time, the first home we put in an offer on (and subsequently lost to a cash buyer) was never meant to be ours. This house though" This house was the Real One from the moment […]
This post is in partnership with Schlage.
It was the details that sold us on Tree House. Although we were crushed at the time, the first home we put in an offer on (and subsequently lost to a cash buyer) was never meant to be ours. This house though" This house was the Real One from the moment we stepped in the front – or should I say, side" – door. What Tree House has that every other home we toured lacked is charm – and lots of it! There have been moments during our weekend visits where we’ve felt overwhelmed, but that should go without saying, right" There are still cobwebs in the corners and a thick layer of dust coating all the beams, chipped paint on every door and windows with a draft. The photos in this post are no where near ready for their close up, but at the same time, and I’ll say it again(!), it was the details that sold us on Tree House. Old homes take work – a lot of work – but for all that they require, they shine so brightly when cared for. We fell head over heels for the exposed beam ceilings, the thick solid doors with glass knobs, the brass window latches, already perfectly patinaed.
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This post is in partnership with Schlage.
It was the details that sold us on Tree House. Although we were crushed at the time, the first home we put in an offer on (and subsequently lost to a cash buyer) was never meant to be ours. This house though" This house was the Real One from the moment we stepped in the front – or should I say, side" – door. What Tree House has that every other home we toured lacked is charm – and lots of it! There have been moments during our weekend visits where we’ve felt overwhelmed, but that should go without saying, right" There are still cobwebs in the corners and a thick layer of dust coating all the beams, chipped paint on every door and windows with a draft. The photos in this post are no where near ready for their close up, but at the same time, and I’ll say it again(!), it was the details that sold us on Tree House. Old homes take work – a lot of work – but for all that they require, they shine so brightly when cared for. We fell head over heels for the exposed beam ceilings, the thick solid doors with glass knobs, the brass window latches, already perfectly patinaed.
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yellowbrickhome
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