Turquoisewillow Faerie House 🌊

Rich amber, tan, and brown river stone makes up the body of this house, with bright turquoise glass beads ringing both windows and tracing the doorway in bold blue-green. The door here is a little different — carved with a round centre design rather than the usual heart, bound in burned lines like old timber — and a twisted, antler-like branch curls from the roofline, weathered and silvery.

The roof rises to a tall, steady peak, slate-grey against all that warm stone and bright turquoise trim.

Every stone was gathered from Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry — warm earth tones chosen to let that turquoise ring out clean and bright.

A bold, characterful little house to close out the set — warm stone, cool colour, and a door unlike any other in the batch.

The last house on the path, and one of the most striking. 🌊🏡