Mini House: French Interior Ideas

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elle decoration. when it comes to dining rooms i’m always more drawn to a casual laid back, cozy atmosphere where guests can feel more at ease — at big communal tables where the conversation, food and wine just flow. i like the informal look of mismatched chairs around a rustic modern table to make a […]

We recently remodeled our bathroom and I thought I would share a few images with you. I have been sharing the entire renovation of...

Pour les amoureux de l’ancien, moulures et boiseries sculptées sont le Graal, et si ils sont agrémentés d’un parquet d’origine, c’est encore mieux. Mais pas question de les aborder de façon traditionnelle. On les maltraite. On les laisse dans leur jus brut, décapé grossièrement. On les rehausse d’or. On les repeint de couleurs flashy ou on les neutralise d’une couche de blanc ou on Lire

Pottery stamped Burlap Luxe by Dore Burlap Luxe French Potterey Misshapen as if a French roadside potter was selling old e...

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Champagne, France - the village of Sézanne.... Pascale and Olivier Gisciard have amassed a treasure of French antiques in their 18th-century chateau, beyond dreamy.... Le Grillon Voyager

A stunning renovated French apartment in Lyon, located on the third floor of an building that dates from 1852. Love the beautiful period details, mouldings, panelling, tall window casements and parque

There is this holiday today — maybe you’ve heard talk of flags, fireworks, and barbecues? Well, In the spirit of the 4th, here’s a roundup of rooms where each has a monochromatic take on Old Glory’s colors. Committing to one color, such as Diana Vreeland and her beloved red, comes more easily if you have a steadfast favorite.

Martine, which opened on April 1, 1911, was the interior design business owned and operated by Paul Poiret, a noted Parisian couturier. The business consisted of École Martine, Atelier Martine, and La Maison Martine

Studio apartment: loft bed, bookshelves, gallery wall, wooden ladder, exposed timber ceiling beams, full-length mirror, chandelier, wooden floorboards, low rectangular wooden coffee table, sofa covered in white sheet, white scatter cushions

A PAIR OF GILT-BRONZE DOOR HANDLES, CIRCA 1925