The Phoenix Home and Garden tour guests got to see the inside of the home with "the secret garden." And as you might expect, the inside tended to mirror the exotic nature of the garden.
Above and to the left are just two examples of the presence of Buddha in the home. There were many more.
This living space had floor to ceiling windows that looked out on the garden and mirrored panels that help to make the room look extra big.
The dining room was furnished with wood walls and display cases that were apparently salvaged from some castle in Europe. That room also had floor to ceiling windows looking out on the garden.
All of this was hidden behind a very simple facade. If you drove past this house, you would never even guess what was inside and in the yard.
This one was well worth the visit.
A fun visit no doubt.
ReplyDeleteIt is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteЭто как музей! Шикарно!
ReplyDeleteThe whole place is so exotic, Sharon! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteQuite beautiful inside.
ReplyDeletethe inside is beautiful to see.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and exotic!
ReplyDeleteI was going to say that the woodwork did have a very European, even German, look.
ReplyDeleteA Buddhas' home for sure.
ReplyDeleteI think this is my favorite of all the houses you've shown on your various house tours. I love the deep green secluded garden and the big windows, not to mention all the Buddhas!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to see Sharon, the use of mirrors is very clever and those views out to the garden would be stunning 💛
ReplyDeleteI prefer the outside.
ReplyDeleteLiking the house, it's very grand.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive...
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