Showing posts with label Saugerties. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Saugerties. Show all posts

Monday, July 20

Martha Stewart would be so JEALOUS!


the charming back of the barn/garage of my friends k & t's super gorzwhah weekend country abode near Saugerties...leading out to mega hydrangea bushes and a humongous meadow, the site of many of Loup Charmant's simple and simply beautiful fashion photo shoots for founder Kee Edwards' EC, organic cotton and lovingly designed PURE collection that is hand dyed or left naturally naked.

hmmmmm....what's better than an outdoor shower, gracefully situated among the mammoth hydrangea and right in front of the minute frog pond that's offset with a whimsical japanese maple?

grape arbor, arboretum, al fresco dining room, open-air library, outdoor sleeping niche. herbs, like lemon thyme, grow wild in between the stone "floor." frog pond is just off the provençal bistro table.

wainscoting cabinetry, a sultry, calming country blue, holds earthenware composting pots, ceramic covered pots (can we say pre-Le Creuset?) and other lovely stonewear table accoutrements.

red accents for a claw-foot spa tub in the guest bath.

a bit of nature next to functional utensils on the dining room hutch.

horns of plenty accent the arts + crafts interior dining area.

save time for a relaxin' rockin' on the back porch. then get ready to hike Blue Mountain or bravely jump off the road overpass into the waterfall overflow from the reservoir preserve! ahhhhhh. nothing like the country life.

Thursday, July 16

a few (ok, many) of my favorite country things



As we left the city on the 4th of July, this is the graceful image we encountered as we crossed the GWB. How more beautiful could the beginning of the weekend be, I ask?!



Waiting for the procession of marching bands, fire trucks, youth groups, antique cars, and, yes, even more tractors, setting up our stylish little parade seating.



Sun parasols, anyone?!
















And, really. What's a 4th of July Parade without the fire departments, the floats, the foals, the tractors (yes, again. those country towns LOVES them their tractors!) and guys + gals in kilts. Marc Jacobs? Are you listening?





Even ticks were part of the parade. Stuffed and furry, but, yes, ticks and big ol' dogs ~ those Sentinel people were on the MOVE! Look out, Lyme disease. (Pam Pam, that one's for you!)

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