As I was settling down in my room for the night, I noticed a wall sconce that was very cool. Upon further inspection, I realized that it was a light. I had never seen a sconce like this before. I went downstairs to the front desk and asked the desk clerk about the sconce. The story is that the owner of the hotel had the sconce made from a mold of his daughter's face. She was a teenager at the time. She is married to the owner/chef of James at the Mill and she works at the restaurant. All of the rooms have this sconce and the restaurant has the sconces featured in the decor.
Saturday, October 29, 2011
Can't Find a Sconce You Like?--Make Your Own!!
For the past three weeks, I was working out of town and was lucky enough to stay at The Inn at the Mill in Springdale, AR. This is a boutique hotel--small number of rooms, intimate setting, and the rooms are appointed with nice amenities. I have managed to finagle my way into a few boutique hotels over the years. This is not an easy thing to do on a government rate, but you never know until you ask. The hotel was a mill back in the 1800's. The property was turned into a hotel in 1991 and has undergone several renovations and updates over the years.
As I was settling down in my room for the night, I noticed a wall sconce that was very cool. Upon further inspection, I realized that it was a light. I had never seen a sconce like this before. I went downstairs to the front desk and asked the desk clerk about the sconce. The story is that the owner of the hotel had the sconce made from a mold of his daughter's face. She was a teenager at the time. She is married to the owner/chef of James at the Mill and she works at the restaurant. All of the rooms have this sconce and the restaurant has the sconces featured in the decor.
I would love to have a pair of these sconces in my dining room on either side of the mirror!
As I was settling down in my room for the night, I noticed a wall sconce that was very cool. Upon further inspection, I realized that it was a light. I had never seen a sconce like this before. I went downstairs to the front desk and asked the desk clerk about the sconce. The story is that the owner of the hotel had the sconce made from a mold of his daughter's face. She was a teenager at the time. She is married to the owner/chef of James at the Mill and she works at the restaurant. All of the rooms have this sconce and the restaurant has the sconces featured in the decor.
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