An English Style House

I absolutely adore the English Style interior decoration. I really love a selection of furniture that reflects a combination of elegance and simplicity.
In order to have a fairly successful effect when it comes to English Interior Design for decorating your house all you need is wood furniture and several traditional English collectibles.
The English collectibles may include: Old China, lead crystal, silver, framed mirrors, a clock, and an abundance of framed pictures.
Here are some ideas for how to achieve a comfy English style decor in your house. English style emphasizes coziness and elegance. Make sure to achieve a look that is pleasantly cluttered.

Things you'll need:

Soft Cushy sofas.
Coffee tables.
End tables.
Cushy Easy chairs.
Wood furniture.
Traditional China base lamps.
A-traditional-style secretary.
Plenty of smart, playful cushions.
Loosely draped curtains (you can use a simple white fabric).
Some books and strings of beads placed possibly on a coffee table.
A purplish red foot stool, I love this colour, or in any colour you prefer.
Silver candlesticks and China blue and white dishes.
Silver plated pieces.
I, personally, like the English country style which is a cute, relaxed and comfortable style. xx                                                   

I Love Puppies





                                     Oh my goodness, these puppies are so cute! I hope they will add 
                                     some cuteness to your day.

                                    "If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will
                                     not bite you; that is the principal difference between a dog and  
                                     a man ". Mark Twain. xx
                                
                                     (Photos courtesy of Google images)

                                     (Top photo by Bitmap)

The Neoclassical Buildings of Syros, Greece

Syros is a Greek island in the Cyclades, in the Aegean Sea. Ermoupoli is the capital of the island and of the Cyclades. These houses and buildings in Ermoupoli date from between 1870 and 1880. Aren't they beautiful? xx