Today we'll be hanging out in the cozy sitting room and watch tower at the
HGTV Green Home! You are welcome to check out
our mini road trip,
exterior,
kitchen,
living room & dining room,
master bedroom suite, and
kids bedroom suite too. We'll share lots of photos and details in our future posts about the laundry room (my favorite room!) and the art work.
The sitting room is located on the second floor in a nook outside the master bedroom suite. I love love
love this shade of blue with the crisp white, pops of red, and the baskets.
Even the ceiling is blue! I like the simplicity and function of the
end table from Wisteria; the table top height can be adjusted by spinning it. I didn't get a good photo of the end table so I'm including one from their website.
Here's a closer look at the coffee table. One of the tour guides told us this was a laundry basket.
I love this mirror.
Looking down into the sitting room from the landing above. The
carpet used in the master bedroom is also used in this room. The simple track lighting continues the nautical feel.
The left most door belongs to the master bedroom and the right door is the kids bedroom.
Let's head up to the watch tower! We'll pass a huge rectangular grapevine wreath on the way.
This space has a loft feel and includes more items from West Elm:
Sawhorse table,
chair, and
Branch side table.
The floor space is only about 6 feet wide but it fits this
firefly covered chaise perfectly. This
area rug is by Shaw too. The floor lamp is paper-mache.
We signed the guest book before heading down to see the rest of the house again.
Looking up at the blue ceiling, cube light fixture, and smoke detector. Safety first!
Looking downstairs from the watch tower.
Sherwin Williams paint:
Bracing Blue (sitting room walls and ceiling),
Extra White (watch tower walls),
Stream (watch tower ceiling),
Sable (watch tower table). Shaw carpet:
Majestic (sitting room)
Next time we'll tour the laundry room...my favorite!
Thanks for stopping by!
Alison
Really enjoyed looking through your photos of the Green Home. You got some good ones! I love that staircase--and that view down it. Also like that paneled blue wall. I think I'd spend a lot of my time hanging out in the tower room!
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