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3 people chimed in:
So what is the creepy wall door? It reminds me of the haunted closet in The Sixth Sense.
I'm super jealous. I would love an older home with adorable architectural details.
I know, right, L?! My bestie is freaking me out with haunting stories (more on this later), so don't you start, too!
That said, I was actually trying to get a picture of the cool doorknob and keyhole. Thanks to crappy lighting though it does look pretty Ghostbusters worthy.
Anyway. On a side note, I'm typing this in 3 layers of clothes bc it's around 55 degrees here in North Florida. You Alaskans are like superheros.
Mmmmm... that's an original lighting fixture, isn't it? And, of course, I love the tile :) I totally agree that it's these little details (trim, doorknobs, tile, etc.) that make older homes so warm and give them such a depth of character. Well, more than that really - I think the knowledge that the house is old and has held lots of families is the biggest factor (loved the letter post, btw). You have a really lovely home. Had a wonderful time looking through your posts today.
~Jacci
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