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| Opener for "Behind The Gilt Curtain" article |
Shot for the "Home" special edition section of October's issue of Baltimore Magazine, this article featured three homes belonging to a more private area of Baltimore called Guilford. Each home is featured on the "Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage", an annual tour of the Guilford neighborhood. The images used in the opener (above) is from the home of Maliene Wajer, an antiques dealer with an absolutely gorgeous home in the area. Her house is filled with the most amazing collection of beautiful antiques, furniture, books, artwork, and taxidermy. I could spend years photographing the things in her house and find something new and interesting every day. Click the jump for more stuff from the Wajer house and shots of other homes featured in the article....
Maliene and her husband Bernard have owned and operated Crosskeys Antiques for more than 25 years. During that time, they've accumulated a ton of beautiful antiques and some really cool stuff. Here is just a handful of some of the wonderful things to be seen in the Wajer's home:
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| Bookshelf with a little owl. Really great books here! |
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| One of Maliene's own beautiful art books. If I remember correctly this one was a photo album. |
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| I think this guy was ceramic, not stuffed |
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| Small ceramic(?) doll in it's own special small wooden chair |
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| An owl among some foliage and field books |
Also included in the article was the home of Peggy Mullan Greenman, whose home is furnished with furniture built by her father, Joseph Mullan:
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| One of the many beautiful furniture pieces by Joseph Mullan |
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| The calligraphic Mullan family tree |
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| Burled walnut secretary w/ dozens of drawers and cabinets |
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| Signature detail on the secretary |
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| Detail of a Mullan desk in the living room |
And last but not least, the home of Barbara Brody, a Spanish-style Fowler house with a bright living room and beautiful in ground pool that make you feel like you're no longer in Baltimore:
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| Over sized windows and a high vaulted ceiling keep it bright |
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| Entry hall, just past the front doors |
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| Wow. |
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| Really. Wow. |
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Garden behind the Brody House
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1 comment:
Wow! These are stunning pics Cory! They make me wish I could walk through this house alone and take in all the history that has accumulated over years of antiquing...I especially want to smell the books...I love the smell of old books :)
B and I miss you guys!
xoxo from NH
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