A holiday cottage loo

Well, it seems only right that this is the first room I share from where we stayed in Norfolk last week. That’s another thing that 2020 has brought, or rather not brought, as there’s been distinctly less loos to share, if you know what I mean.

But this one is a stunner, though somehow I’ve managed to completely fail in having a picture of the high level cistern. I used to have one, though not as fancy, in my old house and there’s a definite knack to flushing first time.

a sink, panelling a mirror and a picture

I told you it was a stunner, didn’t I?

a sink a plant  - just beautiful

I quickly fell for the green, and the plumbing.

a money plant alongside the sink

There were plants throughout the whole cottage, but these heart shaped succulents were my favourite, I think. Though the money plant brought back good memories of a much larger version, which lived on the doorstep in my old house. Well, it did until one day when it wasn’t there anymore - for a five foot plant to disappear into thin air was quite something.

heart shaped plants on the windowsill

The cottage had a fab looking shower, and bath - which we didn’t really get time to use. The one day we did, it was raining so much outside that spending more time in water, wasn’t top of our list.

now that's a shower
wall decorations

It was the small touches, throughout the cottage that really made it work. Truly inspiring.

the loo
and its chain

And thankfully, I still had the knack of a high-level cistern. I think it’s the prettiest I’ve seen for a while.

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