Although it's hard to pick a favorite, the Practical Magic conservatory is one the best areas of the house. I created my own version, following cues from this wonderful house:
Clear glass, lots of odd shapes, like bell jars.
Birds and birdesque.
Primary color scheme is white and green.
Light. Lots of light (I used my bay window).
Candles. Wire. Wood. Dirt. Magic.
Right now I'm missing throne branches and my version isn't cluttered enough, but I'm working on it ::wink::
wow. pretty damn close. don't we all just love that movie? your version looks really nice. :)
ReplyDeleteNice. Inspiring actually...I need to declutter and use this as inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI just want the whole house in that film LOL..yours is lovely those bell covers not sure if that is what they are called..are great, hard to find here..
ReplyDeleteCAn I tell you how much I enjoy your creativity! Everytime I come to visit your house is a treat to the senses. I always feel so relaxed and welcome. I'm hoping one day some of it will rub off on me.
ReplyDeleteHello! This is gorgeous - very evocative of the film set. You've given me a couple of ideas for my own place, (I need more indoor plants and I like the way you've grouped things here). I have to say that the Practical Magic house is my fave house ever.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Raven I love your creativeness, and I call it controlled clutter like my kitchen wall, my mom hates it and says its a mess but i LOVE it, I like having a bunch of stuff to look at especially when it all fits into a theme! keep up the good work Love you!
ReplyDeletesimply beautiful...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thank you, by the way, for reminding me that I still have to see this movie! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely.
ReplyDeleteJust lovely!!
ReplyDeleteSusan
I just randomly clicked on this post and I think it's such a wonderful idea! I love, love, love that movie, too. Why didn't I think to bring some of their lovely home into mine? Thanks for sharing!
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