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i love this!!!

i love everthing about this gorgeous, AUTHENTIC home. love!!!

when you have a full life and have little space, your space is going to have a lot of stuff in it. it's sad that people who live in small spaces get dumped on for "clutter". that's like saying, "you are not allowed to have mulitple hobbies or collect beautiful things because you can not afford or find a 4 bedroom house to house all of your stuff". this girl is obviously an active person who enjoys fluffy comfort when she finally plops and her home seems well organized using all of her alloted space. that's just my rant. - love, a long-time small space dweller

I think that it is a realistic example of what the whole Re-Nest section is applauding. Re-using the things others choose to let go. And it does look like a set out of an Anthropologie catalog - exactly the point. You can have a textural, eclectic, vintage look WITHOUT spending a $1000 on a quilt and is authentic and sincere, not a "design style".

I am so inspired by this home. More so by the family that dwell there. All of you are amazing and the work you did WILL last for generations. I hope that more people are convinced that you can live a modern life and keep history alive. Question: how do you seal the mortar? I live in a hand-built home of a stone worker and the fireplace he made "weeps" when it rains.

use sharpies or paint and make faux stained glass art.

i love that she wasn't trying to "design" her home. she just lives with her wonderful stuff and appreciates the history of a home that has been inhabited for a long time. reminds me of ancestral tribal homes. the beauty, love and wear of many seasons. :)