Walking through this lovely home felt like a Norman Rockwell<\/i> experience. There were many framed paintings which Sarah had painted many years ago. And there was an antique needlepoint created by Tammy\u2019s grandmother. Imagine growing up with such artistic parents and creative grandparents. \u201cThere wasn\u2019t anything my grandmother couldn\u2019t do with a needle and thread,\u201d Tammy stated.<\/p>\n
The flooring was the third item that caught my eyes. Pucci Tile & Marble <\/i>installed Carrara White Marble tile 12\u2033 width x 24\u2033 length throughout the home. The tile installers were very competent, highly efficient, and detail-oriented.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/designsbymichelerose.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/04\/buildings.jpg\")
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<\/a>\u201cThe reason why we bought this house was the ledges,\u201d remarked Sarah. That\u2019s when I looked up. Tammy pointed out the 1930s prewar train set. There were many items on that ledge that one could relive the age of rail travel passenger cars. Some of the trains had lighted interiors. The opposite ledge had various ingenious buildings: church, store, barn, and houses. They were made out of cheese boxes by Tammy\u2019s late grandfather and great grandfather. There\u2019s a replica of the church that Tammy\u2019s parents got married in. The church even has miniature windows with lighting and church pews inside. \u00a0<\/p>\n