Victorian tea room

Tea room decor

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When it comes to luxury, ornate design, and an aura that is instantly recognizable, few styles come close to Victorian decor. Victorian interior design, with its rich textures, dark hues, and intricate details, has been making a resurgence in modern homes. Homeowners are now blending classic Victorian elements with contemporary touches to create a modern […]

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~ Welcome~ With the cold days of winter still upon us I am enjoying having tea by the kitchen bay window that overlooks our snow covered garden. I have the table set for two so come and join me. Pecan butterballs......again! cranberry orange scones I love these beautiful roses. Some whipped cream for your scones with jam. From the reports I am hearing, I think much of North America has been getting some real wintry weather lately so what could be nicer then enjoying afternoon tea while…

When the calender flips over to the month of December, we begin the art of baking. Cranberries can be a "super" addition to your holiday feasts. They really are a "super fruit!" They are high in vitamin C, an excellent source of antioxidants and are also known to help prevent bladder and UTI infections. If cooking and baking are not your cup of tea, then use them in an ice ring, add them to a yogurt parfait, drop a few berries in ice cold champagne or feature them in your holiday…

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Victorian house.

I am thinking about making the front room, which was originally the "parlor" into a tea room.

How Edwardians kept their home cool in the summer. "The woman who must stay in the city all summer [...] should put her wits to work to make her house or apartment look as cool as possible - for the appearance of coolness leads us to imagine that the thermometer is really lower than it is." (Chicago Tribune, 1909)