Thursday, July 2, 2009

Open Door Policy


Oh how I wish I had all these beautiful quilts to choose from to keep me warm tonight. I love the idea of the Armoire with the 'open look' doors so you can see everything inside. I must get round to doing this one day. Meanwhile I would love to steal those slippers, grab a blanket and read a book. But with so much happening today I will be lucky enough to read the takeaway menu tonight for dinner.
Posted by beachvintage.com at Thursday, July 02, 2009

36 comments:

  1. oOOoh, beautiful image...LOVE those quilts :)

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  2. Oh my gosh! This is my big sister's dream, I can't wait to to tell her to pop over and see the cuteness!!! THX!

    m ^..^

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  3. oh I LOVE quilts too!but here in germany they aro so expensive...*sigh*.Sunny greetings from hot hot germany, geisslein

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  4. What a beautiful collection of quilts - the fabrics are just gorgeous! Leigh

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  5. Somewhere along the way, a big section of my quilt armoire was commandeered for the tv. Aaaargh. A good case for a flat panel to go on the wall, yes?

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  6. I love that image. I covet an Amoire but my little brick is too tiny sadly to fit one and myself at the same time. Perhaps I could get a baby-sized one? And how glorious is the tutu? xx

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  7. Those quilts look specially inviting on this cold and rainy night (in Melbourne). Gorgeous picture!

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  8. Absolutely lovely. I would love to have so many quilts to choose from.
    I'd probably become obsessed with trying new bedding combinations endlessly, but there are worse obsessions to have!

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  9. love love love the tu tu!!!!

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  11. Okay, it took me awhile to get past the pretty little dress and the outstanding hanger that displays it, and also the footboard (I think it's a footboard to a bed?) in the foreground, before I could even notice the slippers and quilt on it, nevermind the armoire and the beautiful quilts it is housing!
    Exceptional! Thanks for sharing!

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  12. so pretty. although i might consider that a quilt obsession. still, gives a whole new meaning to changing the bed. :)

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  13. Gorgeous. I've started collecting a few quilts [vintage lookalikes] and would also love a cupboard like these to display them. Pretty pretties!

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  14. I have that issue and how I have longed for an armoire full of beautiful quilts like those too. Such beautiful colours. The lady made them all herself!
    It's a cold rainy winters night here too. Keep warm :)
    Irene x

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  15. Hi, Simone! Oh I love that look, too! I can't imagine having so many great and colorful linens just sitting there! ♥

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  16. O.k., organization is my downfall. It would be quite amusing for all to see inside my linen closet...not so pretty.

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  17. I completely agree!
    I too want this many beautiful quilts to choose from and there's something about a quilt that makes me want to cuddle up with a good book.

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  18. I could take any of those quilts... love them! And love to have one folded at the end of the bed. I have a very worn out one from my great grandma that I can't bear to part with.

    XO
    SimplyHeddyShea

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  19. I would so love to have a cupboard such as that filled with all those vintage textiles. Ahhh....

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  20. Oh my, this is every girls dream. All the colors and patterns neatly stacked in a beautiful armoire. Great Photo. Hope you have an amazing day!

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  21. You'll have to share with me...by the way, how would one know if they were looking at Barkcloth? I may be sitting on a treasure trove of the stuff! Kind regards, Lisa.

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  22. I luv that armoire too, and most especially the tutu dress and the ballerina shoes! Simply adorable photo Simone!
    -marie

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  23. I like the open shelf idea too..., and wish I had a wonderful nautical quilt to keep me warm right now. It's wet and cold here!

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  24. Gorgeous picture!! I love the dress hanging from the door!

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  25. Hi Simone,

    The quilts are gorgeous and I love that sweet tulle dress hanging from the Armoire. Hope you find some time to relax a little today.

    Hugs, Karyn

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  26. That photo is to die for! I'd like one of everything pictured, please. :)

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  27. Loving that look, thats my dream for when I have a shop (one day) every thing about it is so exquisite Simone, thanks for sharing. :)

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  28. Oh yes what a lovely selection--I feel relaxed just looking at them!Hope that your day slows down!

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  29. What a beautiful picture. What I would give for an armoire filled with vintage quilts like this one. Katex

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  30. Me too, but the problem is, I would have to HAVE all those lovely things to see!!! :) KIM

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  31. Those quilts seem specially and completely lovely

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  32. Oh how I've always wanted an armoire like that with whitewashed chicken wire in the doors to show off all the quilts (which I want more of) and vintage table linens (which I can't stop buying)I would store in it! And, I have no idea where I would put it - but I want it!

    Great photo!

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  33. i wanna have that hanging dress. so cute and colorful!

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  34. Beautiful image but more so your thoughts about celebrating the beauty of our collections, large or small they deserve an opportunity to shine.

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  35. Love the photo. Must've missed that issue! Thanks for stopping by. Yes, AU is too far away to shop at our Little French Flea. I'll be sure to post pics from that day, though!

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  36. I love quilts! I'm with you on showing them off when they're that beautiful!

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