19 Apr
The Moravian star pendant is popping up everywhere. I’m thinking about putting one in the upstairsĂ‚Â hall at the Indiana project. I think it will give that little hallway some charm. I love themĂ‚Â at the entry, inside or out.
This Old House, Architect McKee Patterson
Twilight Field Journal, House Beautiful
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Craftsman home in the Elizabeth neighborhood, Charlotte NC via lumierefl
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The Estate of things is written and managed by Sarah and Betsy, two long time friends with a shared passion for home decor, renovation, and stylized living.
Location: Southern Pines, North Carolina
About: An admitted design junkie with a passion for remodeling old houses. I love decorating, DIY, renovation and everything in between. Follow along with remodeling projects and design chat here on tEot.
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ace & jig slip from madewell
pretty fabric
layered pink stripes
I have been after moravian pendants for my front porch for a while now… do you have a reasonably priced source? Thanks!
Sarah-Newell Turner (Twilight Field) got his from Shades of Light but it is $450. Pottery Barn has the most affordable one at $129, its approved for protected outdoor use. Safe for a covered porch I think. Hope that helps!
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