This Quirky Louisville, Kentucky Home Is a Horse Lover's Paradise

A warm setting to relax. We love Cornell's signature shutters flanking the antique Welsh dresser with ivory key holes.

Take note of the many equestrian keepsakes like the 1859 engraving by G.Paterson, A Glimpse of English Homestead and the horse sculpture in front of the hearth.

The horse head sculpture above the pup is a replica of Cornell 's favorite lesson horse, Pennyrile. Teaching children helped in paying off her mortgage. While the horse may no longer be with us, Pennyrile's legacy endures.

How about the horseshoe centerpiece on this handsome bar?  Even cooler: The lamp base in the foreground is made from a sterling silver trophy.

Those lamps with riding boots as the base could not be more darling.

The beautiful shutters at the entrance to this room were found at a salvage yard and repurposed by Cornell herself in her garage.

Cornell discovered this eye-catching 100 year-old silver trophy in Wyoming.