Barber’s pale blue slipcovered sofa is one of her mainstay pieces. The wood doors, leading into the kitchen, are 19th century French pine from Skelton St. John Antiques.
“Sometimes I get the itch to move things around, but I don’t feel the need to replace what I’ve always loved.” –Ginger Barber Talking to a visitor, she points to a favored 18th century Georgian pine cupboard she purchased from Carl Moore Antiques years and years ago. “It took me forever to pay it off, but it’s still with me,” she says, with a small laugh. 56 house& home | February 2015 | www.houstonhouseandhome.net
It was in her bedroom – in one past house, her dining room in another former home, and now it’s in her living room. “I needed a place for my TV,” so it offered the perfect placement solution, according to Barber. A pale blue linen slipcovered sofa and a one-of-a-kind vin-