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  1. Teddee Grace says:

    Love, love, love the beribboned porcelain serving dish…and everything else!

  2. What a lovely setting. The linens and the China are beautiful. Those roses are so pretty- I looked to see if I could find a name for them but no luck. I love the bedding and the beautiful green wall color. I enjoy waking to the morning sun too. Your room really is a treasure and I’d want to stay in there enjoying it a lot! The croissant is making me hungry!

    1. Thanks, Liz! I have to tell you, those roses lasted so long! They’re still in the vase and I had used them in my last post before this one too. The croissants, however, did not having the same longevity… 😉

  3. What a beautiful way and room to start the day!….I can relate to the technological vortex!…The table setting is gorgeous with the exquisite china and silver that sit upon the amazing layers of linens…Love the bedding….it lends to such a cheerful sense to begin and end the day!…Have a wonderful day Lory.

  4. Good Morning Lory ~
    What a beautiful way to wake up every morning. I love the table at the foot of your bed.
    It reminds me of a luxurious hotel ~
    The china is absolutely beautiful.

    Nice to start your morning in such a peaceful way.
    Enjoy!!!
    Rose

    1. Thanks, Rose! Yes, I think I was influenced by lovely hotels we have stayed in. I absolutely love to travel, so the more my home reminds me of vacation, the better! Thanks for stopping by… 🙂

  5. Very pretty Lory! I think a table set like that in the bedroom might convince me I’m in some part of France in a beautiful little boutique hotel. What a lovely way to start your day.

    Nancy

  6. Such a lovely spot to start the day out in French style! You have many truly lovely things…
    Janet

  7. So pretty Lory- love the romantic patterns and colors in your room.

  8. Breakfast is my favourite time of the day so I can only admire your little beautiful corner… I guess….everybody has added croissants on their shopping list so I willingly join the crowd :-))

    1. Thanks, Kate! Yes, it’s hard to turn down croissants in the morning… 😉 That’s why I can bring them in every day!! Thanks for visiting!

  9. bobbi duncan says:

    What a happy looking bedroom…great place and great way to start the day. I always try to start my day with an hour to myself before facing the rigors of everyday life. That’s also when I take a moment to give thanks for all I have been blessed with…makes the day look much brighter and just seems to make things go much smoother. Enjoyed looking at all your beautiful things…it’s like being in an exquisite shop.

  10. So pretty! I DO believe that adding something lovely to one’s morning ritual/tea makes a huge difference, by carrying the memory of such an indulgence throughout the day. I, too, found this out, and it was last summer when I was “working from home” two days a week. What a luxury that was, and yet, I was able to accomplish much more than having to commute 2 hours a day to the office. If only I can convince my partner that I need to do that again (I work AND live with him. . .). Oh,well! Thank you for showing us these beautiful possibilities.

  11. Oh what a lovely way to wake up! The roses are gorgeous! Thanks for joining Home Sweet Home!

  12. Just beautiful! I love that plate, so pretty!

  13. Lory, this is so beautiful in every way. Just makes me feel at peace because of the lovely colors and gorgeous decor. Of course, a croissant never hurts. 🙂

    Thank you so much for your support of Thoughts of Home on Thursday. We are thrilled to have you.

  14. The thought of beginning a day like this is just dreamy. BTW, I like your use of color in the room as it is a bit of a departure from the typically neutral grays and blues.

    1. Thanks, Linda! Really glad to hear that because sometimes I think I have too much color because I, too, am getting used to seeing all the grey and white. I do think it’s pretty, but I always need some soft color… 🙂

    1. Thanks, Sheila! The best part is, it’s not actually antique… 😉 It’s from Soft Surroundings and it’s called the Selma Secretary. I didn’t link to it because they didn’t have it in stock last time I looked, but always worth checking back. Thanks for visiting!!

  15. Terri Van Meter says:

    Hello, I just love your posts and your bedroom furniture, would you mind if I asked where you bought it?

    Thank you!

    Terri

  16. The lovely plate!! And fabulous secretary….

  17. Just lovely. And those roses— will have to keep my eyes peeled for some, so pretty. I am usually up before the sun–not what was planned for my older years! I thought I would sleep late every day, Ha 🙂 Our great room all the way into the kitchen has a wall of south facing windows some going up to twenty feet. Every day I make tea, sit on the couch with our sweet Yorkie and watch the sun come up over the Boulder mountains. Such a beautiful peaceful time.

  18. Lovely — nothing like breakfast in the bedroom. Your silver pot is lovely! And those roses — oh, my!

  19. Tracey Clark says:

    This is how I start my day…..reading your posts and drinking a cup of coffee. Every day I get to smile at something you’ve written or posted. So glad I discovered you and your Friday bloggers. Last weekend I cut my first batch of flowers from our newly landscaped yard. What a treat to share with family and friends. The peonies are just beginning to pop in Wisconsin…. it’s been a chilly start to the summer.

  20. Oh my! I love this idea! I was trying to figure out a way to fit a little bistro in the corner of our room but the foot of the bed is genius! Thanks for the inspiration!

  21. Beautiful room and gorgeous table! This is definitely the perfect way to start the day.