This beautifully converted church, here in the Highlands, was for sale a couple of years ago. I have no idea what it looked like inside, so I thought I would choose my own imaginary interior!
Image 1 - Highlife Magazine Image 2 - Country Homes & Interiors Magazine Images 3 & 4 - Unknown Image 5 - Homes & Gardens Magazine Image 6 - here Image 7 - here
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very lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love the look of the white bench and chair. very soothing and simple.
Natalie
I have often thought about how exciting it would be to buy an old building like this and convert it into a house. Your choice of pictures for the inside fits beautifully with the outside.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE churches! I used to be a nun in another life, you know. What a great vintage style you've chosen. God bless. Steve.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, I totally approve of your interior design! Love it!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely perfect!
ReplyDeletenice job!
-kelley
That's exactly what I'd think that cute place would look like. So lovely. Great job.
ReplyDeleteOh perfect Leigh, love every picture...would like some of that gorgeous linen.
ReplyDeletere comment, I thought of you as soon as I spotted the wonderful display of hydrangea.
xoxo
As ever, just beautiful Leigh.
ReplyDeleteCalm, simple and so pretty.
Kerri x
Love those jolts of colour!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Hi Leigh, I love your imaginary ineriors, I think you should make this a regular post idea, I always enjoy them so much, cheers Katherine
ReplyDeletefabulous collection Leigh - i'm ready to move in! xx
ReplyDeleteAnd what a gorgeous selection of images you put together! They totally reflect the feel of the home's exterior. It's such a lovely place.
ReplyDeleteI could settle right into that kitchen you've selected and start making biscuits! xo Gigi
Dear Leigh,
ReplyDeleteI have seen several churches that were renovated into homes...but never have I seen their interiors...so your imaginary interiors are wonderful!
I always think of the blessings in a home that was once the House of God...what glorious stories those walls could tell....
I'm lovin' the 1st photo exterior photo...ahhhhh
Thank you for sharing!
Sandy
Ahhh! This makes my heart melt a little!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! What perfect interior choices for such a lovely old church. I'd love to move right in.
ReplyDeleteI've just recently discovered your blog & it is fabulous!
How beautiful Leigh
ReplyDeleteI think you have done a perfect job creating a cottage home... I could live there quite happily.. and thanks for making it spring in the photos also... we need that little boost with autumn on it's way.. Hope you are well xxx Julie
Beautiful Inspiration! love love love! ~lulu
ReplyDeleteOh Leigh, I just ove chruch conversions whether they be to live in or turned into restaurants like the one I went to on Sunday in London.
ReplyDeleteThe outside of this one is so pretty and you have chosen the perfect interior. I could easily live there..... and, you have placed a vase of flowers in every room !! Your love of flowers really shows by the photographs that you choose. XXXX
Well chosen interior, it is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLeeann x
Such a nice place. The interior has that happy welcoming warmth, but what I love the most is the exterior. What a cute house!
ReplyDeletexCharlotta
You have a lovely imagination Leigh. And what a nice way to pass the time..Rachael
ReplyDeleteThe doors on the church/home are so unique. Beautiful ideas and musings on the interior. I think you're dead on. =)
ReplyDeleteHi Leigh,
ReplyDeletethanks for the lovely comment on my blog, and also for the heads up on Alfresco Emporium and those cushions. My on-line shopping habit just got worse I suspect!
I think you nailed it! Beautiful imagination! Marija
ReplyDeleteI love what you've done with the place Leigh! It's all beautiful. xoTrina
ReplyDeleteI've been hoping you were going to delight us with another of your wonderful Image-This posts! More please dear Leigh, this is fab!
ReplyDeleteMillie ^_^