A journal about life in Wisconsin, decorating, and restoring an 1893 Queen Anne Victorian built by Civil War veteran John Olson Wrolstad and his wife Mathea. Read on to see lots of old photographs, and read stories of the second owners Thomas and Maren Quien, and their children who filled the house with memories for 90 years. Very First Photo I Took of the House Feb 18, 2007 - 30 minutes after we bought the house.
Sunday, May 9, 2010
Thrift Shop Wicker Rocker for the Bathroom
I found a white wicker rocker for the bathroom at Beth's shop in Auroraville. She has so many fine things in her store. Makes it difficult to shop for just one item at a time. So tempting . . .
I saw the rocker and knew it work well in the 10.5 x 15' bathroom. (Another seat besides the toilet). Sometimes you just need a place to sit put on/take off shoes, socks. Or, to lay an extra towel within reach of the clawfoot tub.
What a very pretty rocker, and my, what a beautiful and BIG bathroom you have! It looks great in there.
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-Pam
Good Morning!
ReplyDeleteYes, I agree that is a perfect spot for the rocker.
Our bathroom is going to be a complete tear off, so we are putting that project off until the last. I am thrilled that we are not doing a historical REmodel. We are just trying to make this farmhouse "liveable". When I get to that job I will have to ask your advice on REestoring the clawfoot tub. I have so many ideas for mine, one that includes painting zebra stipes on the outside...I can just see that!! I am dying to have that vision come to pass....
Thanks for sharing your home with us. It is turning into a fabulous jewel! Have a great productive week.