Capturing: Day 27.

 

I sometimes love that we have such dark
nights. The glow from different spaces
in the cottage, spilling in to other rooms,
gives such a comforting feeling and a
true sense of home, of hygge, of love ....
and of family. My grandmother's dining
set, warm wood floors, beautiful china
and silver sets, cared for thru generations.

These moments bring back memories of

being with family and creating experiences.

~ Chy

Night Cottage.

I often wonder what our cottage looks like from

the little lane we travel down to get home. We

don't typically see much of this sweet view as our

entrance and driveway are on the left hand side.

It was lovely the other night to stop on our walk

and take a picture of this view. We are currently

thinking about adding a secondary entrance through

the trees on the left so guests would see more of

the front of the house. But it's not a cheap expense,

so it's something we'll really have to consider. Our

guests have a lovely drive in and then once parked,

they start to walk along the path and the house

kind of blossoms as the walk continues. And we

are in the middle of creating a "Secret Garden"

theme between those trees and the house. Lots to

consider as we work on the landscape of our home. 

Can your guests see your home as they drive up?

Or, like ours, is it a bit of a mystery at the start?

~ Chy

Night Time Scenes.

Our tea cupboard, a.k.a. as the Butler's

Pantry. A tiny wall lamp to light the way.

Our living room, where the soft light

provides us with a quiet place to reflect.