A handmade home

I don't know about you, but I enjoy looking at other peoples houses, seeing how they've decorated them, seeing how they organise things, seeing how they've created a space for themselves and their family to call home and feel at home in. I like how people's homes reflect their personalities and how the little things within them tell stories about those that live there and what they have been up to. Much nicer I think to look at real homes in all their day to day realness, if you know what I mean, than a home that's been all spritzed up and super-cleaned before being displayed. Don't you think?
So if you do think so, and you are like me, you might enjoy having a nosey at these photos of my sister Frith's house. (And there are a few more here too, because I didn't want to make this post too photo heavy!). She has a cosy home full of handmade things and little vintage treasures that tell little stories of her creativeness.

Some opp shopped treasures in Saxon's room.

Baking bits and pieces in the kitchen.

Kalem drawing at the dining table.

Her little sewing space, where lots of making happens.

I love her vintage feather duvet. Sweet William print on the wall from us for their wedding.

Handmade curtains made from vintage sheets, tablecloth and doilies.

Bird mobile in the lounge.

On the kitchen counter.

Bathroom mat made from opp-shop found fabric.

On the sewing room shelves.

More handmade curtains in the kitchen.

One of the cake stands Frith's made from vintage plates.

Busy making more things for her home. She is always working on something.