Kettles Yard Lemon at Cathy Travis blog

Kettles Yard Lemon. There are no information placards. You can ask them about the art; Behind garden leaves and summer. Kettle's yard, cambridge was the home of jim and helen ede between 1957 and 1973. A vase of flowers mirrors still lifes and porcelain decoration. Docents keep the meadow flowers in vases fresh and regularly replace the lemon on the pewter plate. Kettle’s yard is a warm and enchanting home neatly hidden close to the center of cambridge. There is a landing overflowing with hanging potted plants, magnified by a suspended glass disc that twists gently in the airflow. Founded in 1957, today the kettle's yard house is almost exactly the same as jim and helen ede left it when they retired to edinburgh in 1973. A single lemon on a pewter plate resonates against a miro painting on the wall. In a large pewter bowl in the corner of the room sits a lemon, under two dark sea paintings. Its yellow dot and its echo in the placement of the lemon on the pewter dish in the same room are characteristic of both the precision of ede’s vision.

Kettle’s yard is a warm and enchanting home neatly hidden close to the center of cambridge. There are no information placards. A vase of flowers mirrors still lifes and porcelain decoration. Behind garden leaves and summer. In a large pewter bowl in the corner of the room sits a lemon, under two dark sea paintings. There is a landing overflowing with hanging potted plants, magnified by a suspended glass disc that twists gently in the airflow. Docents keep the meadow flowers in vases fresh and regularly replace the lemon on the pewter plate. Kettle's yard, cambridge was the home of jim and helen ede between 1957 and 1973. Its yellow dot and its echo in the placement of the lemon on the pewter dish in the same room are characteristic of both the precision of ede’s vision. Founded in 1957, today the kettle's yard house is almost exactly the same as jim and helen ede left it when they retired to edinburgh in 1973.

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Kettles Yard Lemon A vase of flowers mirrors still lifes and porcelain decoration. There is a landing overflowing with hanging potted plants, magnified by a suspended glass disc that twists gently in the airflow. Founded in 1957, today the kettle's yard house is almost exactly the same as jim and helen ede left it when they retired to edinburgh in 1973. You can ask them about the art; Kettle’s yard is a warm and enchanting home neatly hidden close to the center of cambridge. Its yellow dot and its echo in the placement of the lemon on the pewter dish in the same room are characteristic of both the precision of ede’s vision. A vase of flowers mirrors still lifes and porcelain decoration. In a large pewter bowl in the corner of the room sits a lemon, under two dark sea paintings. Kettle's yard, cambridge was the home of jim and helen ede between 1957 and 1973. Behind garden leaves and summer. There are no information placards. A single lemon on a pewter plate resonates against a miro painting on the wall. Docents keep the meadow flowers in vases fresh and regularly replace the lemon on the pewter plate.