I grew up in an early nineteenth century telescope house on the eastern shore of Maryland, so I LOVE homes with old bones and details that only existed when we had time for details. The interiors below evoke the same nostalgia for me. Enjoy!
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That ceiling with those herringbone floors and green walls?!
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Definitely Mediterranean. The doors of Spain are works of art.
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The floors and wainscoting are a bit dark for me. But I love the wide doorways and the view into all of the rooms right down to the ornate fireplace surround.
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Knotty hardwood floors, exposed beams, a chair that also serves as an objet d’art.
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THIS really reminds me of the house I grew up in. Colonial style furnishings, and chandelier lined hallways with rooms lined up one after the other.
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The patina of the walls and the old hardwood floors are dreamy.
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