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The Pittock Mansion and Gardens

Design· Garden· History· Home Tour· Travel

The Pittock Mansion and Gardens

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to another installment of Travel Tuesdays. This is the second installment in this limited summer series on DTA. Today I have a true gem. It is The Pittock Mansion and Gardens located in Portland, Oregon.  The Pittock Mansion and Gardens The Pittock Mansion is a French-Renaissance style chateau which features amazing panoramic views of Portland, the Willamette River, and the distant Cascade Mountains. In 1912 construction was begun on the mansion. By 1914 ... View the Post

06.21.22

Visiting Galveston With A Dog

Family· Garden· Home Tour· Travel

Visiting Galveston With A Dog

Hello sweet friends! I have been thinking about what type of content you might enjoy during the the summer months. Perhaps some gorgeous homes, glorious gardens, delicious restaurants, interesting museums, and more? I hope you will enjoy Travel Tuesdays for the next two months. We'll kick off the series by Visiting Galveston With A Dog. Visiting Galveston With A Dog At the end of April Mr. Decor and I decided to travel to Galveston for a mini three day getaway. We've been wanting to get ... View the Post

06.14.22

A basket of blooms

Decorating· DIY· Garden

A Basket Of Spring Blooms

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to the April edition of the Pinterest Challenge. This monthly event is hosted by the amazing Cindy of County Road 407. If you are coming over from Bluesky At Home let me say, “Welcome to Storybook Cottage”.   Today’s post features A Basket Of Spring Blooms. A Basket Of Spring Blooms This month the challenge was to create a charming spring basket. Our lovely inspiration photo comes from Emily of LeCultivateur. The image features: A Basket ... View the Post

04.26.22

Creating In Costume A Mini Herb Garden

Craft· DIY· Fashion· Garden· History

Creating In Costume A Mini Herb Garden

Hello sweet friends, Happy Fashion Friday. Today's post, Creating In Costume A Mini Herb Garden, shares three separate projects that are perfect for spring.  Creating In Costume A Mini Herb Garden This is the second installment of the series Creating In Costume. It is simply where I create a project while wearing historical fashions. Today will feature two 1940s inspired projects.  In case you missed it, the first installment was Making Corned Beef & Cabbage in a 1920s ... View the Post

03.25.22

A Regency Era Kitchen Cutting Garden

Decorating· DIY· Fashion· Garden

A Regency Era Kitchen Cutting Garden

Hello sweet friends, I am so happy to be joining my friend Amber of Follow The Yellow Brick Home in celebrating Cozy Winter Homes. If you are coming over from Stacy Ling may I say that I am so glad that you are here. Didn’t her winter recipe sound delicious? As many of you know we are currently renovating the interiors of Storybook Cottage. So I have turned my attention to the winter landscaping that needs to be done. I hope you will enjoy A Regency Era Kitchen Cutting Garden. The Queen of ... View the Post

01.21.22

The Gratitude Tree

Decorating· DIY· Garden

The Gratitude Tree

Hello sweet friends! Welcome to the October edition of the Pinterest Challenge. This monthly event is hosted by the amazing Cindy of County Road 407. If you are coming over from A Stroll Thru Life let me say, “Welcome to Storybook Cottage”.  Marty always decorates beautifully! I have created a transitional fall tablescape. At the center sits The Gratitude Tree. Glorious Fall Leaves This month the challenge was to use decorative fall branches in a vignette. Our lovely photo comes from ... View the Post

10.26.21

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