I was so thrilled to see the home of fellow blogger Trina Burke and husband Mike, and their two beautiful twins, a boy and a girl, published in the December issue of Country Living. I can remember when the Burke’s brought their two bundles of joy home last Christmas!
The Burkes’ Oregon home sits on seven acres of farmland, and the renovation of the century old farmhouse was five years in the making. Amazingly enough the home was ready just in time for the birth of the Burke's tiny darlings.
Trina decorates with a palette of white, adding minimum color here and there. All of the furnishings are antiques, acquired by Trina after she graduated from college. She has also collected beautiful antique accessories, including her grandmother’s silver plate flatware.
Trish’s blog, A Country Farmhouse, is a favorite of mine. I hope that you will visit, starting at the beginning, so that you can share the last year with this beautiful family. The article in the December issue of Country Living is a must read. There is just not enough room here to describe this lovely home and its family. ENJOY!
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7 comments :
what a lovely home..I am in love with the kitchen..and the Master Bedroom..I too have a four poster bed similar to theirs and am wondering what I'm going to do with it..it looks so pretty with the dark stain..wonderful home and fabulous ideas....
best,
maureen
This is so beautifully done, I love every single room. The white against the dark woods is so rich and elegant. Well done!!
hey you....fancy pants!!!
i see you got a QR code.
pretty cool!!
cc
Renee-
I did! Guess I will have it put on some business cards or run an ad, lol.
Was easy and free. Doesn't get any better than that!
Teresa
xoxo
Loved this article! Didn't know she had a blog! Thanks for letting us know! I will go check it out. :)
I have corner chairs like hers...such a pretty, comfortable style.
Her home is absolutely beautiful in every way... xv
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