Today's Open House is the Tulsa, Oklahoma Cabin vacation home of the late Charles Faudree.
Charles and one of his beloved Spaniels.
This cabin was added on to several times...roof lines raised and walls pushed out.
A charming spot overlooking the water.
I'm in love with the rustic white wash of it all.
The kitchen is a bit cluttered with useless stuff for my taste but it is pretty.
Notice the sweet primitive portrait above the fireplace and the village below.
This is truly cabin living at it's finest.
A lovely spot for a Christmas Eve toddy.
I love the way he used blues throughout this home.
Charles was a true talent in the design world, wasn't he?
Read all about his cabin here.
I had no idea that he'd passed. I do love his style! What a pretty home, and I do love the touches of blue, too.
ReplyDeleteHmmm. A bit over the top for me....LOL He does have a unique style but a bit too overwhelming for me. :) Kit
ReplyDeleteStunning Nita, I love it all, my cuppa tea, specially the fire place room and all the blue and white. Now, why didn't I know CF had died?!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing sweet lady and wishing you a lovely Christmas with your family.
FABBY
One of my favorite homes!!
ReplyDeleteNita so absolutely gorgeous!! Thankyou for sharing Charles' home at the holidays! That settee is fabulous!
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Karena
Tis the Sunday before Christmas
Yes he was an amazing talent who influenced so many of us. All of his homes were beautiful.
ReplyDeleteNot my style at all BUT
ReplyDeleteI still love it.
Wow that is a gorgeous home! I love his style...I didn't know he had passed away.
ReplyDeleteHope you have a very Merry Christmas Nita!
Miss Bloomers
What a nice tour, timely for Christmas.!
ReplyDeleteI found a line in your text that spoke to me: 'The kitchen is cluttered with useless stuff.' -- I needed to hear that. Today.
Very comforting home. His kitchen is perfect for me. I have a large Spode collection in blue also and use it as our daily dishes, so having it all at hand on open shelves is perfect. Very useful kitchen. Having everything hidden from view is useless as a collector. Love his style.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous home!
ReplyDeleteI think I have every magazine feature ever done on "The Roost" as I think he called it. A reminder to me that there is no such thing as 'too much' where country French is concerned. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous! What a stle he had. Thanks for sharing Nita.
ReplyDeletePatti
I have several books with photos of his homes. I love his style! I love the kitchen with open shelving displaying his pretty blue & white collections. Thanks for the tour, Nita!
ReplyDeleteI love his style.
ReplyDeleteI recall this Trad home article. I love his style too, and this "cabin" reminds me a bit of Betsy Speert's style. Ill meet you in the den for that hot toddy. Don't forget to bring the dogs.
ReplyDeleteI was so excited to see an Open House Sunday! It is so much fun and I look forward to it every week. Lovely home and yes, I also, love all the whitewash! Thanks for the tour.
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