
There is a long tradition of carriage houses on large estates providing shelter for travellers' horses and carriages, and accommodation for the coach drivers and other servants in the same building. We thought it would be quaint to draw on this tradition for a 5th bedroom suite, one that was completely self-catering etc, for guests who may wish to enjoy a slightly more independent stay with us. It will also give us the chance to explore thoroughly rustic and country decorating themes which would be out of place inside the main house. We saw the house below on the blog Things that Inspire and loved the look of it, and thus modified it to come up with the model for the Carriage House above.










All of the above doors are segmental automated garage doors. For more information follow this link: Carriage House DoorsPictures for the Interior













hey I really like your new project, the style is great
ReplyDeletemy mother is from Matamata, I love New Zealand
What an exquisite post. Those country houses are unbelievably elegant. But I am taken by the stables. Thank you so much for the insightful comments, the history and showing the grounds of those sumptuous places.
ReplyDeleteThis acquisition of property is one of the hallmarks of the very wealthy. Ralph Loren of fashion fame has 17,000 acres in Colorado among several other homes in several other locations.
It is fun to imagine what I would do if money was not a consideration. Ann
What an exquisite post. Those country houses are unbelievably elegant. But I am taken by the stables. Thank you so much for the insightful comments, the history and showing the grounds of those sumptuous places.
ReplyDeleteThis acquisition of property is one of the hallmarks of the very wealthy. Ralph Loren of fashion fame has 17,000 acres in Colorado among several other homes in several other locations.
It is fun to imagine what I would do if money was not a consideration. Ann