Just Plain Busy...

"If this is July, where precisely is June, an a sizable slice of May?" This pretty much sums up how my life has been for the summer! Here it is fall (so it looks in my retail store!), and our holiday set-up is just around the corner! Seriously. What has happened?

I am so backed up with blog possible posts, I don't know how to catch up! We are super busy in the interior department, one great project after another. It's a good problem, but I want to share them with you!

So, in the lateness of the hour, and lest I be blamed for a tease, check this out.

Fabulous square dining table with the coolest chairs ever! We're waiting for a graphite velvet zebra (yes,zebra!) upholstered bench for the finishing touch! This is my historic house project in Yardley with a lot of modern influence! What a fun project and so very rewarding from a design perspective. Ahhhhh.

Stay tuned for more, I promise.

Pardon Me...Meet the Boys!!!

Oh dear!

...the "girls" on last nights post are really boys! (their master emailed me they might have their feelings hurt...)

So, meet the boys!

...and, their sibling (no venture as to the sex!)

Sorry, boys!

Meet the Girls

I finally got a photo op with the two Great Danes that I am working for...oh dear, their master that I am working for!

Yes,they pretty much rule the roost! I mentioned in an earlier post that I had the assignment to find a chaise for Great Danes...well, here they are!

They were well contained in the master bedroom until I asked for a private hello and a photo! Then the action began. I guess they were a bit excited by the presence of company...I think the photos will tell the story.

A bit of calming first...a kind of "let me introduce myself" moment.

A bit riotous...Carol actually got a bruise on her leg from the "tail of destruction"!

I got a hug and a kiss.......then I fell over from the weight!

The girls at bay...perfectly contained by Leslie! (How did she do that?!)

Hmmmm. Still looking for the Great Dane chaise. I'll keep you posted. It's going to be big.

*by the way, Carol had to point out that the dogs had longer legs than I do...*