This is the entrance slash den. It's on the second floor of a century old building and the stairs are outside. I plan to put a reading chair in here and make it a bit of a hobby room. In summers I see myself sitting on the balcony enjoying an ice tea and breathing in the fresh ocean air. Did I mention that I'm a block away from the Pacific and can see it from my window(s)? This room has a skylight and has great potential.
The kitchen has a two element cooktop, a microwave and a countertop oven so there is a lot of unsightliness but I like a good challenge. Eating will take place in here and it thus requires a table, some chairs and a TON of adorning. The sunlight that shines into this room in the mornings really give you a boost and the windows look out onto the street and beyond the houses and backyards across that street is a little inlet and a mountain. It's really picturesque.
This is the biggest room: the boudoir. It doesn't actually have a door but since I live alone it doesn't really matter. It's the biggest room and so it will naturally be my everything room, with bookshelves, possibly a desk and since it's such a nice large space I went all out and got a queen bed. I 'spose I'm growin' up! It just feels right - aside from the fact that the bed is a costly investment, what with the mattress, box spring and bed frame, dishing out another hundred bucks for more roll-over room, for possibly the next decade, (how long do mattresses last?) isn't much of an imposition. This room also has a sizable closet with its own window.
Not shown here is the bathroom which is really calming { this make me so happy }, painted a soothing periwinkle blue with a freshly re-enameled claw foot tub and an old character pedestal sink. It has a window and a skylight so it's nice and bright. It's the perfect place to take long languorous baths.
Isn't it cute?
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