Elegance
can never be overstated when one has guests in need of attending to every
second. To ease their pain, suit them to the best wood-carved chairs that
England has to offer, complete with flawless upholstery to appease their eyes
as well as their bodies. For times when guests are scarce, allow time to
yourself by writing upon a beautiful mahogany desk guaranteed not to scratch,
or cherish a gorgeous painting placed in a priceless golden frame waiting to be
viewed by all who pass by it.
Stories, Advice, Gossip and Opinions from the House. Views from Above in the House and Below from the Servants
Friday, January 11, 2013
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