Morning Bird's Room

The smaller bedroom is decorated in a very restful Edwardian decor. Here you will see ostrich feathers, sequins, wicker work, opulent picture frames holding the ancestors of the family, vintage bags in frames and beautiful vintage lace curtains.... No you are still in the 21st century.

The single bed is dressed in black and gold, with many pillows to lose yourself in. Have many sweet dreams in this luxurious bedding.	Here you can see one of the gorgeous lace panels, the under layer has been removed to let the light flood in to the room. The shelf unit hold your tea-set, again an antique, where you can have your morning or evening cuppa!
A wicker bedhead allows you to lean comfortably against your pillows and not come in contact with the wall. The crochered shawl is covered with sequins to match the hat on the dresser.	Again one of the beautiful hand made vintage lace curtains, this time with the underlaying in position.

Morning Bird's room is so called in honor of Chuck's mother, Ethel Derby, who was also known as Morning Bird. She passed away in 1975 and is sorely missed by the whole family. Morning Bird made many beautiful Pipestone crafts. Her parents were the first Native American family to reside in Pipestone back in 1927.

However the photographs in the frames are of Gloria's family in England. Real Edwardians!