Speaking of that original link, isn't this just the perfect little potting shed? We're thinking of using some similar elements when we finish up the workshop. Whitewashed beadboard, maybe a tin ceiling, lots of shelves with helpful pots and crates. I wish I could snap my fingers and make it so.
Our own garden is not so picture-perfect these days. How is it possible that it's only the first week in May and we're already behind in keeping up with the overgrowth?



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3 comments:
The shed is very cute! But that poppytalk blog, oh my gosh, I had never seen it before, and now I can't stop looking at it. Thanks for link! I really want something interesting to hang in our living room now that it is 90% done :)
sandy
Hello there, fellow Pittsburgher! Just a quick note for introductions and kudos on your lovely blog. Funny posts, beautiful design inspiration.... and boy howdy, I'm finding your hardwood-floor posts very reassuring (been dreading that)! I'll be back for more, for schure!
Sandy - Poppytalk is great, isn't it? While we were being super lazy this winter, I got into reading "design" blogs and now I can't stop.
Hi Elaine! It's great to meet a fellow 'burgher. Pittsburgh is like the country's best kept secret, no? We're in Squirrel Hill, but when we were house-shopping, I was sure we'd end up in Highland Park. It's a great neighborhood. Re: hardwood floors, don't let people scare you. If you are careful and go slow, it's not that bad. Filthy and time-consuming, but not bad.
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