Photo credit: Melissa Kew Photography
This kitchen will soon be featured along with the rest of my log home cottage in a local magazine. I’m so excited. Once it’s published and available I’ll let you all know.
And did you know that it was an award winner? Click here or on the picture below to see the DDA video showcasing it.
Well, now with the warmer weather finally here, at least in my neck of the wood, I hope you are enjoying it. School is almost out and I’m sure that is a relief to end all the lunch making, homework checking and routine. Here’s to a great summer for everyone!
I have a bit of progress to report at the cottage. Hubby has been determined to get the fire table finished, so here’s where we are now, and by we I really mean him. I’ve done nothing, except help with the design and the finishes…of course 🙂 Can’t wait to try it out.
And I received my fabric order from a few weeks back, so I’ll be sewing up a storm, whenever I can get a second. These will be exterior cushions for the cottage deck. Can’t wait for them to liven up the wood chairs, wood deck and log exterior of the cottage….you get the idea…so much wood…and so0000 much brown.
And kind of another exterior update, Hubby got the terracotta tile laid in the sunroom, right at the entrance to the deck. It still needs to be grouted, I’ll share the progress once it is completed. He’s been a busy, busy, boy.
While he was working away, I kept myself busy making over this lovely little china cabinet that a neighbour gifted to me. I know it’s not really related to the cottage exterior theme of this post, but I’d thought I’d share it anyways. It’s a perfect fit in this somewhat dark corner of the cottage, so I decided it should be a nice bright colour to liven up the corner. This is how it looked:
And in the process:
I told you it was bright….and quite lively. I used homemade chalk paint (Cyan Sky) and I will be giving it a going over with some antique wax (which will tone it down a little) and then of course, some clear wax to finish it properly. I love, love, Fat Wax in case you are looking for a recommendation. Check out their website for locations near you. I’ll post a picture once it’s completed, hopefully soon.
We also went to the Pontiac Artists’ Studio Tour a few weeks ago. I posted about it last year, when all the TBBs went. Hubby got an adorable candy dish for his office (sorry forget to snap a pic before he went off with it) but I did get this great shot of an old barn on one of the properties. There is just something about old, timeworn barns that appeals to me.
