Wednesday, December 15, 2010

Merry Mediterranean Christmas…

Just had to share…

from Bok tower

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Love this 1929 estate…

you?

25 comments:

Concrete Jungle said...

Love it....especially the tiles on the balcony underside but, what is it like inside???

Melissa said...

Totally love it, especially the pretty tile under the balcony and on the steps.

mermaid gallery said...

oh ya....I love an arched entry and with the decorations, I'm hooked...totally my style ( if I had a few million dollars....)

Beadboard UpCountry said...

Love it! It reminds me of California too.......Hope you enjoy the holidays, Linda! Maryanne

dec0r8or said...

Nice! That's some Christmasy arch, too! Very well done.

Deborah said...

Oh yes, BIG love! Swoonalicious.
**Christmas kisses** Deb

Mama K said...

The beauty you share is often just what I need on a dreary day, or else it fits perfectly into a day that is already bursting with celebration. Either way, I am glad for you and your soul-nourishing posts. Thank you. I love these pictures. Also, I took your advice and put up a new post. It's not a list, but it explains my temporary absence. Appreciate your comment. You were right. Now, I have to go back to savoring these gorgeous pictures and playing with which ideas I will incorporate into my imaginary house someday.

Ivy Lane said...

yep... I love it!!!

Linda@ Lime in the Coconut said...

Ahhh...the inside is quite amazing! The carved woodwork and doors and cuban tile is out of this world! And it was built as a winter home...they "wintered" in Florida 6 weeks out of the year here.

UmmmHmmm.

Just Martha said...

I do. The underside of the balcony is so heavenly. A little visual surprise to catch your eye...

rjerdee said...

Thanks for the peek at Bok Tower...we never did get over to see it on our monastery trip...gracias!

Anonymous said...

Gorgeous!

Kristin Lea said...

Love it! Some of my favorite decorating styles are Mediterranean and Latin. The colors, architecture, designs on the tiles, I love the arches and round shapes they tend to use. So beautiful, thanks for posting!!

anita said...

i love bok gardens..and the old estate is fun to photograph too. did you hear the christmas cantata by lantern light...one of my favorite florida hidden jewels. so cute for christmas!

for the love of a house said...

I ADORE it!! Dan and I both love stucco homes, and this one is divine! I might even move... lizards and all!!

joan

Maya @ Completely Coastal said...

Oh, YES. Love that garland, very cheery!

Anonymous said...

oh my yes!!!

x..x

LYNDA QUINTERO-DAVIDS said...

LOVE IT!! xo

:D Lynda

Vix said...

Most fav posts: your place.

Second "most fav" posts: your Florida field trip ones.

Do you think I could just set up in a small corner of ye olde mansion without anyone being the wiser?

Cobalt Violet said...

Yes! My favorite style house and this one is gorgeous ... love the tile and iron and color and ... well, someday. :) Happy Holidays Linda!

Lila said...

That's so fun! I would totally do that if I was in a warm climate! You have to bring the Christmas Spirit wherever you are!
xoxo
Lila Ferraro

Mary Ann Pickett said...

The tiles are lovely and so is the wrought iron.
Mary Ann

Renae Moore said...

Oh yah, I love it!
xx

Rhonda Roo said...

As a wee roo growin' up in Miami the trip to Bok tower was always fun...except probably not so much for my grandparent who had to listen to me do my rendition of Ring Christmas Bells and I heard the Bells on Christmas day substituting "BOK" for every word. (bok-bok-bok-bok...well you get the idea)

I also did this when we went to visit vizcaya, only that went to the tune of l'chaim, from fiddler on the roof "two rights two rights vizcaya vizcaya vizcaya two rights...

eventually my family began taking me to symphonies only.

Lori R. said...

Thank you for this post. We visited during the Christmas holidays while down in Florida from Ohio. Magnificent to say the least along with Bok tower.

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