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[QVCisFun]

Really like the look of cafe curtains, they often create a cozy, congenial atmosphere in homes and in establishments, @Oznell  .  Also like the look of cafe curtains when seeing them through the window from the outside.

Cornishware on the wall:

In the above photo, the pattern on the window coverings (and the matching couch and pillow coverings) reminds me of stereograms.

Bee images on the curtains:

Really like the colors and designs in the curtains and pillows, and the matching tulips in the hobnail pitcher.  Many nice items on the shelves, including what looks like a Pearlware lattice basket and Mosser Glass:

Like the curtains and the three walls of windows:

[Oznell]

Ha, ha, @QVCisFun ,  my eye went immediately to the Cornishware in the painting too!  I didn't spot them myself, but I think your eagle eye is right about the Mosser glass on the shelf in the other image too! 

In the mother/daughter thread, I noticed those mussed seat cushions also.  I just thought those particular ones were because, with down-filled cushions, they get "disheveled" looking after they've been sat on.  I've noticed that before with down-filled furniture.  But, I suppose it's possible someone would be running around plumping them or even karate-chopping them like some do with throw pillows.  But, wow, what a chore, ha.

Love your wheel back chair story.

[spiderw]

I love the number eight area, that is where I would be reading my book.  I have always loved curtains, drapes of all kind and still do.  When I was growing up my mother had cafe curtains in the kitchen for winter and then summer.  I like privacy and cafe curtains provide.  The dining area in number one is just so lovely and calming.  I am not a fan of islands in the kitchen and have always had a dining set, I appreciate that look.  All in all very nice eating areas!!!!