featured recently in and photographed so beautifully by this is one lovely, albeit rustic country home. in fact, this is actually a former 1870’s bacon factory in south australia’s Adelaide Hills. the stonework alone makes it so cozy looking — but add the freestanding fireplace to the kitchen and exposed white-washed beam ceilings and that’s a place i could hunker down all winter long. give me a stack of great reading material and i’m good to go. you already know i’m a sucker for all those vintage portrait paintings, but throw in that gorgeous sofa (perhaps an ode to ‘blue velvet’?) and i’m done for. to view the rest of this pretty place, along with its lush green grounds, visit .
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