The Washerwoman

Monday, 28 September 2009

Dairy House update

Mr W and I have stocked up our space in the Dairy House once again. While I was there I took these photos of what I have decided to call "The French Room", it was looking particularly atmospheric with the low Autumnal light coming through the windows.....

I don't know the lady who sells from this room, but she certainly has a real knack of arranging her stock to the most effect.

It just feels like a sumptuous French drawing room. I could move straight in there, couldn't you?


Upstairs there is a more "rustic" feel to the stock. More of Mr W's English and French finds.....

These edging tiles would look amazing in the garden, defining the edges of a herbaceous border or a gravel path....

and lastly this pretty chenille embroidered picture........ not sure how I managed to part with it!!!

11 comments:

Dogwood said...

Love, love everything. It all looks so lovinly and inviting. I could just sit down and stay for the day.

MelMel said...

Hello!
It looking so lovely...I'm really enjoying your blog so much!x

Floss said...

It looks absolutely fantastic! For once, the French stuff looks really French to me (some interpretations of French style don't look like what I actually see here in homes, shops or magazines).

Thanks for stopping by!

Niki Fretwell said...

Sigh....yes I could just move in there Lizzie...do you think Sue would notice me curled up on the sofa at closing time?!
Have a great week,
Niki x

Ticking stripes said...

It all looks lovely. I need to arrange to come to some of these shops and fairs "down South".

Midsummer Stitches said...

Yes that looks ready to move in to me!Lovely

OhSoVintage said...

Some beautiful things. I was particularly interested to have a good look at this because Jane (other half of OSV) and I have rented a unit at Packhouse Antique Centre and we stock it tomorrow! I'm sure we won't get it right first time but it's all very exciting! Have you found out if you have a stand at Winchester yet?
Ruth x

Katie said...

Hello! It was lovely to meet you on Friday. We didn't make it to the rag fair after all (hope it was good), but we'll certainly be at the Vintage and Handmade Fair and look forward to catching up with you there! Dairy House looks like it's full of the yummiest vintage finds. Katie x

Vintage to Victorian said...

Hi Liz

Those photos of Sally's room look super - and so does your stock, too. Meant to say, the edging tiles sold on Sunday!

It's a bit late in the year now, but in the spring I think we should have a bloggers day at Dairy House, don't you? We'll have to put our heads together on that one!

And if you speak to Niki before I do, tell her I think I'd probably notice her curled up on the sofa!!

Sue x

Katie Meyer said...

Hi! My boyfriend and I have just moved to Dorset and were recommended Dairy House Antiques by the previous owners of our house. We love it and visited for the 2nd time today and will no doubt visit a lot in the future. I picked up Liz's card in one of the rooms there!

Pan said...

Hi Lizzie. Whenever I visit my eyes are drawn to that wonderful little house in the French room. Can you do a post on it? I can't see any more info and it looks really interesting. Pan x