This pic is a little blurry, but it shows my favorite clock from TJ Maxx. I like the way this mirror makes this space appear a little larger and helps bounce the light around a bit in this basement space-always a good things in my opinion.
I lucked out one day on a rare trip to an Expo Design Center in the Chicago area. There was a very small stack of these old windows for a reasonable price. I have it hanging in the downstairs bathroom window. Our closest neighbors are almost a mile away, so privacy is not a problem.
These three windows hang in the stairwell going up to our bedrooms. I call this wall our “windows of opportunity”. They really are kind of symbolic to me because they make me think and consider and be aware of the choices I make every day.
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Susan, I'm often seen dragging home old windows too – they are such fun to play with! I have one on the dining room wall – I attached old French b/w illustrations to each of the 6 panes, looks fabulous.
Love the one on the staircase looking like a church or perhaps a gothic styled house.
Lucky you having neighbors so far off and being able to shower looking out on the fields!!!! I showered outside in Africa – watching elephants and hippos at the river – it was amazing!
Happy week dear, Mary