Excuse me…
while I toil on more mundane projects…
I need a brief interlude from reality…
In an 18th century chateau bathroom…
Part of a week long reverie…
World of Interiors April 1994
to be continued…
Folly
27 Monday Dec 2010
Posted in 18th century, Lillian Williams
Yes, I will continue to dream. What a wonderful way to bathe.
Trish,
I’m with you on this tour…love the sheep grazing in the front yard! 🙂
Karen
Fabulous! Love the sheep. What a wonderful folly!
Sigh…ah to be pampered…
…a nice respite as you work away on your room!
🙂
That home is amazing! While pretty take it from me, sheep in the front yard really isn’t fun for humans walking!
Tres Jolie xxx fay
Oh, be still my heart. I want to move into that house today! One thing I have noticed about French properties is the front entrances. Many do not have a driveway or even a front sidewalk. You just drive right up to the front door. There is no “yard” of grass, just gravel. How I want to live there.
Well, folly rhymes with holly – as in deck the halls – en francais? mais oui! (kiss kiss)
love the sheep, oh to be a bergere!
thanks, Trish!
My dream home, complete with sheep:))) Ah, to be in France…
D R E A M Y.
I am wiping the drool from my mouth!!! Perfect in every way…………
Love the front facade of this home! And the gilt wood settee…..to die for!!!
Stop! My heart can’t take it. How Beautiful!
There goes my heart again…pitter patter, pitter patter. Ahh, complete with sheep!
Dearest Trish,
This château is stunning! Did you see that frontdoor?!! I really have to take all my issues of The World of Interiors from the attic and browse through them again!
Trish, I wish you and your family a Happy and Healthy New Year!
A huge hug,
Greet
How lovely to soak and have the lawn mown by sheep. While I no longer have a lawn, I do have to listen to my neighbors’ mad hornets mow their grass. The lovely IDEA of sheep grazing and fertilizing as they go with minimal noise…OK, there might be smell, but what price for bucolic days in that tub.
I love this chateau. There some more gorgeous pictures on the-essence-of-frenchness blog and a bit different photo of the exterior.
Stop by that blog, if you haven’t already, you will not be disappointed.
http://the-essence-of-frenchness.blogspot.com/
Wishing you and your family a very happy New Year!
I love these images from the ‘tour’ you are conducting. I think I need that book!
Happy New Year!
xo
Oh my!