Sunday in the City.
I spent some of my weekend at a BBQ extraordinaire at my friends' amazing Pacific Heights home. Their beautiful Victorian home was turning a grand 100 years old, so why not celebrate in birthday style, complete with cupcakes and cotton candy machine? Here's a peek at their gorgeous, old, and yet completely modern home.
Pink Globes of Goodness.
Stained Glass.
Fancy Mantle.
Ornate Entry.
New York Numbers.
Sweet Noguchi.
Brick & Morter.
Happy Antlers.
17 comments:
their house is giving me apartment envy!
I love your photo collages! And yes, that house definitely deserved a birthday party! Beautiful!
OMG, that house looks INcredible!
Your photos always put a smile on my face. Love your blog! : )
wow, i can't even imagine how much that must have cost.
Oh WOW. My dream home! I so want to go outside, surround my house completely in bamboo and string up some lights. Stunning.
beautiful images! do you know where to get that beautiful red plastic flower table?
Oh man... i *need* that table. Any idea where they got it?
Yes mam, I have envy in my heart.
wow - stunning house - what a great place to call home!
It *is* an amazing home and I hope to do a full home tour for y'all soon! I also am trying to get resouces for you on the paint color and the end table...I'll keep you posted!
LOVE this home. Thanks for bringing it to us, lady!
XO Kelly
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WOW, what a beautiful house! I love what they did with the living room, fabulous juxtaposition of modern furniture with the grand fireplace (great color choice, too!). Thanks for the peek into their place. What a gem and deserving of the grand party!
I also meant to say that the first picture set Pink Globes of Goodness is divine! Love it!
Beautiful house! Do you know where they got their light fixture in the sixth picture (next to the cupcakes)?
Miriam - it's a Noguchi, so perhaps DWR. It's a big one - like 5' across!!
First comment on your blog - waving hi. Saw you mentioned on theposterlist.com and thought I would check it out.
Gorgeous home. it's very inspiring!
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