Did you notice how there are magnolia leaves at the base of the outdoor trees? Brilliant idea!
This is the formal dining room.
This chandelier was exquisite. The crown on this room I'd say!
It was a treat to have Ms. Leath present for the first day of the tour. She shared many insights to the remodel and decorating of the home. Below in the garland that graced the stairs, I found silk hydrangea along with lamb's ear also tucked in.
This room was lovely, the president's wife shared that the fabric for these drapes came from none other than Hobby Lobby!! Many of the seasonal decorations were from Hobby Lobby and Home Goods, this was a surprising delight.
Of all the spaces I saw, the conservatory had to be my fav. Our colors of orange and blue were a bit more toned down and I adored that!
There were so many beautiful vignettes around the home that I'm so glad I could share with all of you. It was very much appreciated within our community that the Leath's along with the University allowed the home to be open to the public. There is no other way I can end this post as an Auburn alum except with a big old
WAR EAGLE
GO TIGERS!!
Just lovely. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOoh! Just now seeing this! I love the picture with Samford and Hargis Halls in the formal dining room. And I agree with you...the conservatory is my favorite too! War Eagle!
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