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While reading ' The private world of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor " by Hugo Vickers, I noticed these fantastic mirrored doors i...

Why don't you refashion your chipped or broken china as beautiful desktop accessories? Here I'm using a chipped Wedgwood jasperware...

You may remember I broke my old camera a few months ago and was on the search for a replacement . My replacement is a Canon Powershot SD1200...

Just a short post to share this taste of spring with you. Cherry blossom time is finally here and tourists are crowding the city to see ou...

Unless it's a beauty like this one! After yesterdays post, celebrated blog commenter Toby Worthington contacted me with this fence he de...

Washington is a city of fences. Most townhouses that have any garden at the front inevitably have an antique iron fence guarding their plan...

Recently in Georgetown I spotted this elegant entry. I love the stone stair and curved railing with integrated lamp posts. I might paint th...

There is a charming 1920s Chinese building in DC that always seems to draw my attention at L and 11th street. Formerly the Chinese Communi...

Yesterday Catherine from The Shiny Pebble tagged me in her Bag tagging post . I feel so guilty that over the past 3 years (and change!) I h...

Have you read this month's Vanity Fair (they have a great website btw!)? Featured is a book called 'Mad World: Evelyn Waugh and th...