I have so much fun putting together Friday Favorites. I hope you enjoy this edition featuring white things.
This would be a fun way to provide plentiful bathroom amenities for guests. Build a bath house (or an attached bathroom with more than one shower).
I discovered this photo on Sherman County Historical Society’s Facebook page and had to share it with you. Pictured are a brother and sister. They were born in the house behind them in the early 20’s.
Richard Pearse‘s wood mosaics are spellbinding. This piece is one of my favorites.
Such a quirky photo of a pigeon. It made me smile.
Don’t you think it’s a wondrous thing that such powerful animals obey a little girl?
If memory serves, I discovered this photo on Facebook also. So sorry that I’ve since forgotten where. (If anyone knows, please let me know. I do like to cite sources.)
This is the Beekman Bank in Jacksonville, Oregon. It was constructed in 1852. The photo was taken in 1956. I have no idea if the building still exists or not, but it made me immediately think that if I could travel back in time, I’d want to photograph old buildings also. And, yes, per the comment below this old building has survived!
Open shelving: a must for any kitchen of mine.
This sink would be so pretty in a half bath.
Love the image of the girl with her horses. It’s a mutual respect and love thing- my favorite photo well the kitchen was a mutual respect thing too! wink laura
the wood mosaic is beautiful
reminds me of gees bends quilts
diane
Wow the painting of the bird is very pretty, and that sink has such a pretty look to it, very pretty
Ah, yes, the Beekman survives! http://www.waymarking.com/gallery/image.aspx?f=1&guid=676c695e-cae8-4fef-af11-a432825a5c50 Marie
That is so awesome! I’ll update the post and let everyone know.
My favorite, the pigeon pic lol, looks like a bird i have at home.
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