Do you have times when things seem a bit overwhelming?
It just seems since we went to the Cashiers Showhouse and I got Part 1
out, that I have been going in circles! I know it doesn't have anything
to do with family birthdays, a visit to St. Simons,
committee meetings, paperwork (lots of that)
trips to ADAC and area stores to find that
committee meetings, paperwork (lots of that)
trips to ADAC and area stores to find that
special something, and client appointments.
The days just keep flying past me.
But finally, I am slowing down and grabbing some time to share
the rest of this fabulous showhouse with you!
Here is the link to the part 1 in case you missed it.
We left off on the path leaving from the deck of the main house.
As we wind down the path, we come across what was
originally a bunk house for the owners grandchildren.
The inside now has an entirely new look from the designers.
We will go in the door on the left that opens up
into the living area.
This was such a great place and even though the square footage
was small it felt big!
Lovely downstairs bedroom, designed by Kathryn Greeley. She always
does beautiful rooms with exceptional details.
does beautiful rooms with exceptional details.
Upstairs you will find an artist loft with room to work
and sleep.
This room was created by one of my absolute favorite designers,
Charles Faudree. You can click Here to read about a past
encounter with Charles and his friend Leslie, who we were so fortunate
to meet at a past showhouse. In this showhouse he turned this
space into a combination library - dining room.
On the back porch we found a fabulous little sleeping porch!
We next followed the path again. This time it took us down to
Guest House. I loved this special place! I could have moved
right in!
Too the left was a dining area and to the right was the
perfect place to visit with friends or curl up and read.
You enter into a large open room that houses
the living and the kitchen/dining area.
This area was done by Francie Hargrove.
Francie is one talented designer and a
graduate of Gainesville's Brenau College.
She is a great example of the new Southern Gal.
If you are ever in the Cashiers area, be sure and
visit her shop. You will not be disappointed!
As you head towards the back of the house you
entered a central hallway.
Too the left was as bedroom with beautiful bedding.
The wonderful Chinese red continues into the bath off of
the bedroom.
Then sitting area has a modern twist.
and another bath off of it has great
walls of old black and white photos!
Another beautifully landscaped bath will take
us down to the horses and stables!
The stables were set up with a fantastic collection of artwork
and gifts for sell.
Outside were beautiful flower baskets and containers you could
also purchase!
I hope you have enjoyed the tour of Serenity Acres. Be sure and
make plans to head to Cashier's in August for next years showhouse, you will be
glad you did!
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Source: Personal pictures, Cashiers Showhouse and Talk of the house.
Hi Debbie....so wanted to get to the Showhouse....maybe next year. Thanks so much for your kind words about Zipper. He sure was my baby and I know with time I will feel better but I will never forget how he depended on me and loved me. Have a great day.....Sherry
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