This is my home in Southern California.
Full of navy to the palest of blue and of course just the right amount of turquoise.
I want to thank Erin for giving me this opportunity to share my home with you. If you would like to see more of my home come on over to I Lived On Wisteria Lane. And remember my door is always open, so come visit as often as you like. I love pretty things and that is what my blog is about. I hope to inspire you through lovely home decor, yummy recipes, clutter remedies, handmade projects, and my quilt patterns.
Thanks again,
Hollie
what an amazing home, I love everything about it! Thanks for sharing, Nan
You have a very lovely home,
Love your facade, even from there one would know that the interiors would be pretty special, and it is.
love the office!!
amazing! so light and airy with "just the right amount of turquoise".
Love your home!!! What part of So Cal do you live in? It doesn't look like a typical So Cal house. I love your color choices, all the beautiful casings and built-ins, and your amazing office.
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What a beautiful home, that first photo of the exterior left me breathless!
I will pop over to her blog now to check it out!
Your house architecture is beautiful!!! franki
I believe I stumbled in to heaven! I love everything you have posted! the interior design is very nicely done. What inspired you to pick the family colours of turquoise? Its quite difficult to find accessories or appliances in this colour?
I pinned every picture! What a beautiful home! I love everything about it! Especially the cool dress forms and perfect office!
How lovely is this house. You can tell her personality and design aesthetic so clearly!!!! I love it.
What is that counter top?
LOVE IT
Gorgeous home! Thanks so much for sharing it with us…
To answer a few of the questions, we live in the Thousand oaks area of So. Cal. The counters are granite, I don't know the name. The color turquoise just evolved from needing a change. I had yellow for a long time.
Also, thanks for all the lovely comments and thanks again to Erin.