Hello Sab! I didn't know that you had a shop? How delightful it looks and so fresh and inviting. I love the gravel entrance and the little wooden doormat and the HUGE plate glass windows! Does it have a name yet? The cakes look yummy and I presume that you are busy making even more for the shelves, giving them your special magic touch!
Hi Elizabeth, surprise;) there will be a little tea sweetshop. The lady who owns the house loves to bake the whole day:) Of course she would be much to fat if she eat all the cakes her self, so she decided to start a little shop. This is ideal for her to make some money out of her hobby. She is also crazy about china and teapots and other vintage stuff. I didn't thought about a name yet....perhaps I will make a quiz about?
Oh, I forgot: this interior with checkered floor, it makes me think of the Dutch painting of Van Dyck ... It breathes throughout the centuries of Dutch culture :-) Beautiful!
Hi Sab! That is one fantastic photo of you. You look gorgeous! You brought to mind a ballerina when I first saw it. Now for your shop, I love it, of course. I love the colour scheme. Colour is always the most important thing when bringing a room together. I love what you have done so far. I think it's going to be a very cheerful room, one that I will once again want to shrink myself to visit. Haaaha!
Oooh thank you Lucille, if you go over to my lifestyle blog, you can see much more photo's of me and my 1:1life;) you can click in the sidebar on the pic with pink boxes and hopp over to my other blog! Have some serious filling up to do, so you have wait a bit before you can shrink yourself:))))
Very beautiful your little shop!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Marisa
Thank you very much Marisa;)
DeleteLooks really great, looking forward to see more!
ReplyDeleteI need a lot of cake to fill it;)
DeleteLove the way you have done the floor.
ReplyDeleteThank you, it still needs a white wash to temper the blue down:)
DeleteYour foor looks great.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Hug
Sonja
Your welcome, thank you!
DeleteLooks great! I love the colors, so springlike <3 The little kitchen stool is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, the little kitchen stool is needed to reach to the upper shelf;)
DeleteThis is so incredible! I love the muted pastel colors - so chic! :D
ReplyDeleteMany mini hugs,
Jackie
Thank you Jackie:)))
DeleteJij hebt hard gewerkt, maar ziet er al mooi uit!!
ReplyDeleteDe kast is leuk geworden en het behangetje staat goed
XX Syl
Ik doe me best;) X
DeleteVery beautiful shop. I like the colors.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Faby
Thank you Faby, the blue grey is my favorite too;)
DeleteYour littel shop is lovely!
ReplyDeleteEspecially the floor is great!
I love big Windows with glass doors :-)
Hugs, Lina
The floor will get a white wash and I like to fill the cabinet met loads of teapots:)
DeleteHello Sab! I didn't know that you had a shop? How delightful it looks and so fresh and inviting. I love the gravel entrance and the little wooden doormat and the HUGE plate glass windows! Does it have a name yet? The cakes look yummy and I presume that you are busy making even more for the shelves, giving them your special magic touch!
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Hi Elizabeth, surprise;) there will be a little tea sweetshop. The lady who owns the house loves to bake the whole day:) Of course she would be much to fat if she eat all the cakes her self, so she decided to start a little shop. This is ideal for her to make some money out of her hobby. She is also crazy about china and teapots and other vintage stuff. I didn't thought about a name yet....perhaps I will make a quiz about?
DeleteGorgeous work as usual.
ReplyDeleteThank you Janice;)))
DeleteYour floor is wonderful and goes really well with the wall paper. I can't wait to see what you put in it. IndyPoppy
ReplyDeleteThank you, I like to stuff it full with sweets, china and teapots....so I have a lot collecting to do;)
DeleteYou know, I love tea and your tea room is the perfect place where take my cuppa :-)
ReplyDeleteI love every detail :-)
Hugs,
Flora
Oh, I forgot: this interior with checkered floor, it makes me think of the Dutch painting of Van Dyck ... It breathes throughout the centuries of Dutch culture :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
Thank you for both comments:) I love tea too! It is inevitable to leave a Dutch trace in this little French house;)
DeleteI love the whole feel of this shop already. Your color choices are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much:))))
DeleteVery pretty colors and I love the floor!
ReplyDeleteThank you Catherine;)
DeleteDat wordt een prachtig winkeltje.
ReplyDeleteGroetjes Xandra
Dank je, nu nog vullen;)
DeleteHi Sab! That is one fantastic photo of you. You look gorgeous! You brought to mind a ballerina when I first saw it. Now for your shop, I love it, of course. I love the colour scheme. Colour is always the most important thing when bringing a room together. I love what you have done so far. I think it's going to be a very cheerful room, one that I will once again want to shrink myself to visit. Haaaha!
ReplyDeleteOooh thank you Lucille, if you go over to my lifestyle blog, you can see much more photo's of me and my 1:1life;) you can click in the sidebar on the pic with pink boxes and hopp over to my other blog! Have some serious filling up to do, so you have wait a bit before you can shrink yourself:))))
DeleteQue buen aspecto va cogiendo la escena. El suelo me encanta como te ha quedado.
ReplyDeleteBesos. Mª Jesús
Thank you :)))
DeleteThe colours are so pretty, and the floor is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThanks Norma for your comment!
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