LAST LOOK AT THE FRONT PORCH BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS TAKE OVER

I just needed one more look at the front porch before I start changing it up for the holidays.

My front door doesn’t face the street.  One of my favorite features of my home.

The fern has been very happy on the porch.  I’m trying to figure out where I can keep it over the winter.

We lost our best dog ever, Bella.  I’m so sad and not ready for another.  This  little no-care one is all my heart can manage right now.

I’ve enjoyed this pillow all summer.  Time to swap her out for a more seasonal one or two.

Are you getting excited about decorating for the holidays?

ACCESSORIES DON'T JUST FILL A SPACE, THEY DEFINE IT.

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INSIDE OUT IN SEPIA, SHADOWS, AND SILHOUETTES

We had our first snow storm in almost two years.  These photos through the window grids appear as black and white images. The fern and shells inside look like shadows; the snow their back drop.

LOOKING OUT THROUGH FERNS AND SHELLS

Through another window grid the snow coats my Tulip Magnolia's branches.  You can see the top of the snowy stripes on my pergola in the lower right corner.

TULIP MAGNOLIA AND PERGOLA COATED IN SNOW 

The top of my bar cart and the framed prints on the window create another silhouette.

BAR CART AND ART IN SILHOUETTE

The cardinal breaks up the black and white.

A POP OF RED IN THE BLACK AND WHITE

The protected front porch even got a dusting.  

CHINOISERIE BENCH, SPHERE, AND FRENCH BULLDOG WITH A DUSTING

Do you love the way snow changes the landscape?  I do.