It has been since we have moved in this house that I have embraced the more Swedish tradition to prepare the house for Easter. Not that I am hardcore with it - we bought this stuff four years ago and haven't changed much around it (
Mrs Wallergårds' blog, sadly the pictures are not visible because the site where they were hosted is long gone).
So, I just want to show again (but on this blog ;-) ) some furnishing detail, although it is not about renovation or history of Bellevue.
It is just that it is nice every year to put this decoration out just when Lent starts and everyone is alert to spot nature spring awakening.
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Narcissus are typical Easter's flowers |
After all the greyness, it is indeed nice to have some color's touch.
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An Easter "tree", next to the autumn lady, on a nice jugend sideboard |
The house is too big, I guess to have a turn over (I fail also during Christmas time) and I don't think that exaggerating would do any good.
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Each door handle on the bottom floor has some Easter's decoration hanging |
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Two big hen are guarding the veranda |
It is also very hard to find typical Jugend items, so I just have a mixture of whatever I bought which doesn't make any sense in relation to the house or its age.
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Small chicks are spread a bit everywhere |
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More on the library. Possibly hard to see |
This is also part of the life at Bellevue, within the bigger works which includes buying proper furniture (still!), restoring and trying to survive the general maintenance of house and garden.
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