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Monday, July 30, 2012
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Hi Tatyana! This is so inviting... absolutely beautiful! Larry
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. I would be afraid to get it soiled. hee
ReplyDeleteSeriously?! What do you do when it rains and where do you keep this gorgeous setting in the winter?
ReplyDeleteWow,
ReplyDeleteThis is so nice I would never go back into the house if this was in my backyard.
Linda
What a wonderful area to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a more beautiful picture even int the finest of magazines. Perfect retreat! Everything is so lush and healthy. I just want to take a nap on your couch. LOL
ReplyDeleteOh, yes, that den is dreamy! Wish I could curl up in one of those chairs and read a gardening book, and listen to the birds and bees. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo nice.... huh, rattan outside!!
ReplyDeleteAh, my blood pressure just decreased looking at the lovely scene... ;-) I did have the same question about the rain--do you pull the pillows and rug into the house? Absolutely wonderful, though!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone!!! I am glad you like my cozy corner! Answering the question about the furniture and cushions: they are made from special materials which dry very fast. They make special outdoor rugs, too. In case of rain I'd bring inside only two black pillows.
ReplyDeleteQuick. Somebody call Sunset or Fine Gardening. Your photos need to be on the cover of a magazine, Tatyana. Seriously!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cozy place to sit and relax Tatyana!
ReplyDeleteTatyana, these pictures are just incredible, the setting, the lighting, I could while away the afternoon so easily there.
ReplyDeletePaul
That is really cozy. A lovely place to have tea and enjoy the evening and even a sweet nap.
ReplyDeleteLovely furniture, and the pot with lobelia is pretty.
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