När man jobbar tio timmar om dagen blir det inte mycket tid över till att fotografera, och definitivt inte till att blogga. Men idag hade jag en ledig förmiddag och bestämde mig för att knäppa några kort i vår sommarstuga. Mina farföräldrar köpte den i slutet av sextiotalet/början av sjuttiotalet och nu delar min pappa och två av hans bröder på den. Delar av huset (eller husen, det är tre byggnader) ser likadana ut som på sjuttiotalet, andra har förnyats. Jag kanske visar fler detaljer senare i sommar.
Och så måste jag bara berätta. Innan jag lämnade Småland i måndags fyndade jag en sån här i utmärkt skick för 175 kronor. Här såldes en likadan för 1800 kr. Jo jag är ganska nöjd.
Working 10 hours a day doesn't leave much time for taking pictures, let alone blogging them. But today I had the morning off and decided to take some pictures in our summer house. My dad's parents bought it in the late 60s/early 70s and now my dad and two of his brothers + families all share it. A lot of things have stayed the same since the 70s and others have changed. The embroidered NG on the towels in the drawer stand for Nannie Grahnat, my grandmother. Perhaps I'll show you more details later in the summer.
And I just have to tell you. Before I left my hometown on Monday I thrifted this (not my photo) in excellent condition for $22! Here one just like it was sold for $225. Yes, I'm quite pleased.
wow, this house looks amazing! i love your photos, you have an eye for details :)
ReplyDeleteThat is oh so lovely!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos...i love the blue on the windows & doors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot with the bicycles.
ReplyDeleteåh, var det på kupan du fyndade den? var nämligen på möbellagret där och såg att det fanns en sådan!
ReplyDeleteso gorgeous! thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeletexo Alison
I love those photos especially the ones with windows and doors
ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice cabinet? Anyway that's a great purchase!
ReplyDelete*your pictures are as delicate as the wallpaper and birds and the grass and... well, the whole place it seems! Such delicate (that word again) balance between order and sentimentalism... I like*
ReplyDeleteI love those bikes! Nothing beats those things in the summer!
ReplyDeletewow.such a lovely place. Love the blue door and window & the painting is lovely too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful summer house - I just love it. :-)
ReplyDeleteI've been following your blog for awhile, and I just have to say that I love your photos and artwork! You're so very talented!
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