Saturday, April 21, 2018

eeny meeny miny moe

i've been following the restoration
in Fisher Park,
just north of downtown
Greensboro.
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originally built for the Julian Price family,
it fell into disrepair with the second owner
& was topic of the Hoarder's tv show
prior to its renewal over the past year.
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so, i couldn't wait
once the designers opened it up
(but before the actual owners move in).
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i found the perfect person
to tour with me...
my very own palindrome, MOM :)
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the only photo evidence that we were there ~ in the Library's bathroom
it was all eye-catching
& some was downright tasty.
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here are some snippets
that i found
the most so.
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reflections & light in the foyer

i spy
an elevator!
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alas, it appears to be non-operational & serving time as a location for checking your level of inebriation instead

more reflections, light,
& a glimpse of the repaired living room ceiling
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while, below, the details of the original fireplace surround
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really enjoy the arcs of this chandelier
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picture moulding
for a reason
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delightful metal flower lamp
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outside the living room windows, looking up

looking towards the front lawn

original French chandelier
at the main staircase
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my favorite sink in the house,
the Toothbrush Sink
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sea anemone, of sorts

self-portrait
in a doorknob
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thought it sweet
that the designer snugged
the beds
for the twin girls
who will call this home
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preppy heaven

light & reflections in the girls' playroom
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fairy tales on the closet

there were a number of
cedar closets
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this was one
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filtered light along the western hallway, behind the girls' rooms

love the earthy textures
of this house
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my most favorite room in the house
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i do so like a nest
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the Traveler's Bedroom
wee cameo
on the wall
of the
Traveler's Bathroom
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the Traveler's Bathroom
~ just passing through ~

~ mirrored starburst ~

~ flowers in the dining room mirror ~

the old Butler's Pantry

~ safari gone wild ~

timbered

swoop of the roof

approaching (or leaving) from the northwest corner of the grounds

so many gorgeous angles & texture
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the front door of Hillside
~ thank you, people who preserve! ~