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Frederic Mechiehe’s Provence Home In Hyeres
When Frederic Mechiehe arrived at this chateau in Normandy, he was faced with decaying floors and a missing roof. Everything in this home had to be reassembled or "faked". Period style wooden stairs...
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3 Ways To Borrow Pam Pierce’s Slipcover Looks For Your Provence Home
Pam Pierce has single-handedly brought back the popularity of slipcovers, as her interiors bring forth the charm of the old world European interiors to center stage once again. Slipcovers have always...
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Tremolet’s Chateau d’Ailly in Normandy
Gerard Tremolet worked in the fashion world most of his life, but after leaving the industry of fashion, he pursued his own interests in interior design. Back in 2007 he and his partner purchased the...
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Book Review: French Country Living By Caroline Clifton Mogg
With the pricy cost of books these days, often times, I like to try them out at my library before buying them. If they are great, I tend to write up a post, because an exceptional book needs to be...
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The Beginner’s Guide to Painting French Provincial Furniture
French Provincial Painted Furniture- Thistle by Design Facebook Not surprisingly to its fans, the French provincial-style furniture has become very popular of late, possibly as a reaction to the...
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Provence Decorating: HOW TO Decorate With Green
18th Century Manor House - The World of Interiors, Jun 2005-Seen on Genus Loci Blog The color green is one of the most popular colors to decorate a French home around. A cool green can can create a...
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4 Ways To Get The French Provence Look For Less
French Style Featured On The Essence Of Frenchness Creating the Provencal country style in your home starts with the right colors, furnishings and decor. Here are some of the main must-haves to...
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