The details and craftsmanship in The Morrow House are like a thousand little treasures that make it similar to a piece of art that can be studied and appreciated over time. One of my favorite spots in the house is our dining room with its original 1886 shiplap. Each piece of lumber hanging on the wall is a glimpse into history, and its imperfections are part of its charm.
We live in a society that is saturated with hype, unrealistic images and inauthentic messaging and it can get really hard to sort out the good from the bad. As a result I find myself intentionally looking for the authentic all around me…what you might call “the real deal.”
Operating a short term rental can be challenging! One of our most challenging issues is when a guest damages something in our home, which can be simple or accidental or negligent and difficult. This is the story of the farm house sink shattered and replaced within 28 hours!
We are often asked about our floors. Are they original to the home? What is the brand of the flooring? What finish did we use? The truth is, a very unique but simple process helped our simple pine wood planks get this beautiful look.
Let’s be honest, food is a BIG part of travel. When we are well fed, we are happier! Every city you travel to has a few great restaurants that definitely help you get a taste of the local culture and cuisine, however eating every meal out when you travel gets expensive and challenging. So what do you do? Here are a few great travel tips I have learned by helping guests at The Morrow House.
December has arrived, the cooler weather is here and Christmas is in the air in Waco, Texas. Fall in all its glory as come and gone, and left each of us with a little extra joy in our day knowing that the Christmas Season is indeed upon us. It’s time for Hallmark movies, Christmas music in the car, holiday parties and yes we have to do some shopping too.
