Hartford Avenue, Wethersfield, Connecticut
If a town could be a color, Wethersfield, Connecticut would be red.
In addition to the Comstock, Ferre & Company Seed Company which pioneered the selling of packaged seeds...
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...Wethersfield was the center of onion trade in New England for over a century, because of the celebrated Wethersfield red onion.
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It's also the setting for the book The Witch of Blackbird Pond, which, indeed, features the red onion. (Spoiler alert: the heroine is saved by an onion poultice.)
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It's almost a patriotic duty to find a design to work with that wallpaper:
My inspiration came from Ballard Designs:
{The picture links to the Chianni Trestle Table, not those fun chairs}
Hmm, red looks pretty good when it's offset by blue. Luckily for us, the house just happens to be adjacent to the beautifully blue Wethersfield Cove.
The listing is here.
