Below Belief

Been trying to get out and about to take photos, but there hasn’t been much time recently.
So here are some everyday observations:
The beautiful pagoda at Kew gardens, taken from the flat window where I wash up – and where I swear some of the best sunsets in London are to be observed:

A dandelion clock, waiting a blow

A slice of the wallpaper from our new “old” house – prior to it’s demolition – this will form a small but significant part of the hopefully more salubrious “new” decor.

Perhaps the very print we’ll use?

See – there is beauty every where you look.

Peter, our Polish foreman and his team arrive on site tomorrow morning at 8am.
With the building company we’ve commission acting as our “independent” project manager during the process and supposedly making 2-3 visits per week, we are hoping this will be as smooth as can be expected.
It’s difficult to know what to expect – and also because it’s a “one-off”, we are also pressurised to succeed.
We’ve done as much preparation as we can – detailed drawings, schedules and designs should mean everything is ready to go. We’ll be detailing the day-by-day progress over at grosvenorgardens.com.