“I’m still learning about who Hubert de Givenchy was by being in this space,” says Olivier, who was also Philippe’s godson. Olivier spoke to the couple almost every day, and when he visited Le Jonchet, they’d stroll the grounds together. Later in life, Hubert would go over repairs done (the roof) and yet to be done (the boiler), giving Olivier a pointed look.
Read more about this estate at Town and Country Magazine
Interior designer, Ashley Bagwell of Farm to French was interviewed by the Greenville News about how she decorates with the French style.
In this article she gives her top 3 tips of how to achieve this look.
In this article is 9 pictures of a French styled interior.
Check it out here. greenvilleonline.com
Historic Styled Lighting – 1stoplighting.com
Cambridge – 18 Inch Two Light Wall Sconces Burnished Brass Finish $319.00
This beautiful French Provincial chest features a multi- finish paint finish.
French Louis XV Country Auffray Style Paint Decorated Triple Dresser, $1,356
MILIEU Fall 2014, discountmags.com
French Sofa – onekingslane.com
Cosette Chair $3,399.00
French Chair From horchow.com
Pair of Louis XV French Chairs – $1950 Cherish.com
French Mid-19th Century Painted Wood Five-Drawer Chest $3,675.00
French Decorating – Etsy
French Style Chest by Baker Furniture – Von Meyer Ltd. $1,395.00
Look at this paint combination. A solid black paired with raw wood. Black is enhanced by the moldings around this dresser. This piece was listed by Beverly Marcheso
French Handles listed by Laura Armata on Facebook
Beautiful French twin sized bed frame. Originating from France, purchased in southern CA from antique dealer who sells to Hollywood staging and public. – Jen Hooper
This piece was listed on facebook marketplace. What an exceptional. It reminds me of the Louis XVI styles. This vintage end table was listed by Karla Petermann
Lisa Morgan-Hoffman showcased this mirror that got a makeover using tufted fabric. What do you think? Would you consider a makeover like this?
Can you imagine stumbling across this incredible find? Just for 10 dollars! Someone hit the jackpot !
Vintage French Furniture – Arkan Mahmood
3 piece French Provincial Set – Melissa Cheney
A farmhouse styled French Provincial chair listed by Kristyn Wearly Puntenney
A lovely wall clock listed by Tammy Levine
Antique Furniture – Anthony Perea
French vanity featured on facebook by William Cline
French Inspired Furniture – Karla Camarena
Meg Sweeny Malloy’s French Provincial Blue Painted Buffet Chest
French Provincial Furniture Refinished By Jamie Holloway
French Provincial End Table
Riley Danielle Golay’s French Inspired Side Table
French Styled Provincial Furniture at 12019 E sprague Spokane Valley
What would you do with this piece? What a great deal for 100! A french settee
“The blood, sweat and tears. Almost ended up on the kerb-side a couple of times. But she’s done and standing proud. “
Q – How did you get the old veneer looking absolutely perfect?
A – A light covering of hemp oil.
Emerald Forest French Provincial- Jessica Breeze
Shabby Green 4 Drawer Dresser – Lisa Ourada
Art Nouveau Vintage Musical Jewelry Box
Vintage Painted Chair – (look at that natural worn finish !) Cordova Cordova
Vintage German Candle Clips – Brytni Cozzens
Vintage Kids Play Table – Facebook Marketplace
Julie Matier – Vintage Dixie Buffet
Painted French Provincial End Tables – Jacki Keenan
Vintage Foot board Stenciled In Red For A Fireplace Surround – David Abrams
French Provincial Dixie Vanity Desk – $700 (West Roxbury)
French Country Linen Daybed – Craigslist
French Provincial Chest of 6 Drawers by National Furniture Co
A unique way to make over a vintage French Provincial Coffee Table
– Amy Staton Pruchnic
White Painted Vintage French Provincial End table – Lorri Posey Fowler
Kathy Allen Walker Vintage Sewing Basket
Vintage French Provincial Chest – Jim Bobrik
French wrought iron folding daybed – $750 (Branford)
Painted French Provincial Furniture – Megan Fulbright
Painted French Provincial Furniture –
Painted French Provincial Furniture –
Painted French Provincial Furniture –
I changed the vernacular from English to French because someone told me I couldn’t. lol. I changed all the hardware and added escutcheons. I also filled in the shell detail with wood putty. I used Amy Howard Cartouche as the base, then Seashell by Vintage Market, then French Blue by Amy Howard. The next step is a dark grey drybrushing. Then I sanded and waxed, first with clear, then dark wax.
Before And After
French Painted Furniture – Safavieh
We have all come across wicker sets second hand that could use a new coat of paint, or a wooden patio set that has seen better days. Why buy new, when you can fix up something vintage or used?
Here, we’ll provide recommendations for the best paint options out there for your outdoor furniture painting needs.
Consider bringing a swatch of your exterior house paint or that of your outdoor furniture fabric along with you when deciding on color choices. With so many color choices available, it is nice to be able to get the exact shade of the hue you are working with, rather than just guessing.
Consider the theme of your surroundings– Equally important is the consideration of floral colors that surround the furniture. What colors are in the natural landscape of flowers and other vegetation? Do you have a stone wall or patio? You want your outdoor furniture to blend nicely with the environment in which it sits, so consider the many elements of that environment when picking your paint color.
Paint when it is dry- Paint needs time to dry and will not adhere to surfaces that are not dry. Don’t consider painting your project on a rainy day, but rather wait for a dry warm day. If you plan on painting in the winter or the spring when it is cold, or rainy, move your furniture in the garage, and use a space heater to warm up the room.
Clean your furniture first- Paint won’t adhere very well to dirty or rough surfaces, so be sure to clean your furniture well before spraying or painting your furniture.
When working with left over paint, mix it in one container– Mixing multiple cans of the same color of paint into a larger container, such as a five-gallon bucket, will help ensure a uniform color is applied to your outdoor furniture collection.
One important thing to be aware of when considering the type of paint you’ll use on your outdoor furniture is that indoor and outdoor paints are different from each other. Moisture from the outdoors can cause paint to chip and peel so it is best to choose something formulated for the outdoors.
Enamel Paint
Enamel paint is resistant to peeling and is an example of the type of paint you want to buy for outdoor furniture. As enamel paint dries, it tends to be harder. This means that it is less impacted by moisture from rain, or snow. Enamel paint is often oil-based, but you can also find water-based enamel paints.
All-Acrylic Paints – “100 percent acrylic latex” on the label is a paint that remains flexible, breathable, and colorfast far longer than paints made with vinyl resins or acrylic blends. It also adheres well to most surfaces allowing you to use it on wood, vinyl, metal, and masonry.
Water-Based vs. Oil-Based– Water-based paints are flexible enough to expand and contract with the change of the weather. In general, they are breathable, so they won’t trap moisture and crack or peel. Oil-based paints offer better adhesion and stain blocking, so they are better for chalky surfaces, stained surfaces, bleeding woods (tannin or sap) and metals that rust.
Krylon Paints
To make the process far easier, Good Housekeeping recommends the Krylon brand, which can be found at Ace Hardware or online at Amazon.
Krylon H20 Latex option is environmentally friendly, low-odor, and is water-based so it cleans up easily when you’re done! The Fusion For Plastic® series allows you to spray paint plastic pieces without primer or prep. The plastic series can also be used outdoors.
Sherwin Williams Duration Acrylic is self-priming, mildew-resistant, and is also resistant to blistering and peeling. PermaLast technology enables the paint to last far longer than other outdoor paints. There are also over 1,500 beautiful colors from which to choose.
Best Paints According To Consumer Reports– Sherwin-Williams’ Duration, in satin and semigloss finishes, took the top rating in the rankings, and finished No. 2 in ratings of flat paints, behind California Paints’ Fres-Coat Velvet Flat according to Consumer Reports. They say this brand still looks impressive after the equivalent of nine years. Glidden’s Premium flat and satin paints are two of “several” finishes that performed almost as well for a markedly lower price. Read more here
Instead of spending a bunch of money buying new outdoor furniture, consider just giving it a new coat of paint. You’ll save money and your furniture will look almost as good as new!
French Provence Styled Outdoor Furniture- etxekodeco.blogspot.com.es
Pallet wood walkway funkyjunkinteriors.blogspot.com, Outdoor Fireplace fergusonshamamian.com,Wood Trellis playingsublimely.com, Step by step instructions twig arbor, bhg.com, Provence, stone building with wood shutters and wine jugs, heartinprovence.blogspot.com
Provence Garden Chairs designed by Alain David Idoux, Iron Patio Uploaded on Pinterest,Kousa dogwood antique garden bench hamptons-magazine.com, Garden Bench camelandyak.co.uk,Painted Garden Bench homebunch.com,
Folding French Metal Tables Outdoor/Indoor- 1stdibs.com
Iron Furniture Featured In Veranda Magazine- linenandlavender.net
Folding Patio Furniture- thelittlefrenchbullblog.tumblr.com
Al fresco with olive trees-gypsypurplehome.tumblr.com
Painted Patio Furniture From thefrenchprovincialfurniture.com
Outdoor Patio Furniture With Slipcovers-www.tumblr.com
Classic French Interiors – classic-french-chateaux.co.uk/
Found on gardenhomeandparty.com
Don’t Blame it on the Brocante- Willows95988.typepad
The Provencal House: Architecture and Interiors
Veranda March April 2002
French Outdoor Colors- Found on indulgy.com
Found on westvianorthsoutheast.tumblr.com
Found on crushculdesac.tumblr.com
Dixon Lane Antiques – Tarrytown, NY
Vintage Painted Metal Outdoor Market Dining Set –Blithewold Home
Classic French Interiors – classic-french-chateaux.co.uk/
Classic French Interiors – classic-french-chateaux.co.uk/
Outdoor Provence Style – Pinterest
French Provence Style Outdoor Furniture- 5thandstate.blogspot.com
French Outdoor Furniture- bing.com
Travel Photography -Beautiful Pink Door Art Buy it At Gypsyfables
The Garden of Siki de Somalie, Provence, France – Image Country Houses Of France by Barbara & René Stoeltie – Found on thegardenerseden.com
If you want to have a good time with people who are very important to you, in an ideal environment is a good place to start looking for comfortable furniture. Finding the best furniture that suits your outdoor place within your budget is not as challenging as its sounds. Below are some tips to help you get the idea.
1) Select Furniture That Is Practical:
When selecting furniture for your patio, one of the most important things to consider is the comfort. Why spend thousands of dollars on a set that you don’t want to lounge in on your Sundays? Furniture that comes with cushions is ideal for supreme comfort. Most importantly, working with furniture that fits your space. You want look for furniture that is also practical for what you would be doing often. Do you have BBQ’s? A full size dining table with matching chairs would be perfect, rather than a sofa. Rocking chairs also can be a really nice investment if you like to read your morning news outside.
2) Select Furniture You Are Attracted To:
Your outdoor patio furniture should be a reflection of your style. Wooden furniture can always be painted to match the color scheme of your patio or architecture and design of your house. Consider the style of your landscape, and the overall design that you are attracted to.
3. Choose A Great Looking Set Within Your Price Range:
Not everyone has several grand to blow on patio furniture. Although, don’t be under the assumption that there is not great options for a small budget. If you are working within a budget, add to your collection overtime, by adding in complementing pieces such as all wood sets, or all metal sets. This can allow you to update the pieces by buying new cushions, or simply painting your sets.
4. Choose The Materials Best Suited For Your Climate:
There is a wide variety of patio furniture available, which are made of different materials keeping different properties in mind. Here are some materials that you need to consider when buying patio furniture:
a) Wood
If you are looking for durable and maintenance free furniture for your patio than wood might not be the best option. With wood furniture, sealing the wood, or re-painting needs to be done every few years. Wood is one of the supreme choices for patio furniture. It has a very high end appeal, and can look amazing as it ages outside with the elements. Cedar and eucalyptus are the most popular types of woods. Working with the proper paints and wood seals will ensure your wooden pieces last longer.
b) Wrought iron
Wrought iron is most popular material which is used to make outdoor patio furniture. It is also the classic choice of furniture in France. It is the strongest and reliable outdoor furniture material. Metal can be left in the sun, in the rain and in the snow, and it will always weather quite nicely over time. Iron can be painted, but it looks quite terrific in it’s natural state.
c) Aluminum
Aluminum is considered to be reliable and durable because it is rust free. It is also lighter than wrought iron and wood. It is best for low maintenance and you can easily move as it is lighter than wrought iron and wood.
Here are several classy outdoor looks that you can get some ideas from for this spring and summer.
LuuNguyen Co., Ltd company is a leading garden furniture producer in Vietnam. They produce absolutely beautiful garden furniture made from hardwood such as Eucalyptus, Acacia, and Teak. LuuNguyen garden furniture can be found on Amazon.
Here are my favorites:
1. LuuNguyen Reclining Folding Arm Chair Set of 2 $179
2. LuuNguyen Hardwood Folding Side Table $43
3. LuuNguyen Folding Table, 28 by 28 by 30-Inches $99
4. LuuNguyen Folding Chair Set of 2 $99
5. LuuNguyen – Lindy Hardwood Chaise Lounge $149
6. LuuNguyen 7-Piece Dining Set $649
7. LuuNguyen Rocking Chair $99
8. LuuNguyen 7-Piece Extension Expandable Dining Set $800
9. LuuNguyen Four Foot Hardwood Bench $139
10. LuuNguyen 11-Piece Extension Expandable Dining Set $1000
11. LuuNguyen Five Foot Hardwood Bench $139
12. LuuNguyen 5-Piece Conversation Deep Seating Set
A wisteria-covered trellis on the garden terrace- Elle Decor
Sonnet Chair and Table From –JANUS et Cie
Relais Collection –JANUS et Cie
A rustic gazebo is the farm’s only real dining room. Wicker chairs surround an antique pine table that Barber stained gray to blend with the weathered posts. –Visit housebeautiful.com
Garden chairs have cushions covered in a Perennials acrylic;
the tableware is by Oscar de la Renta. Visit elledecor.com
Living room terrace of this Hudson River Valley home
Basket Wagon! by Janus et Cie
Elle Decor; Deauville chaise longues by Janus et Cie with cushions
covered in SeaCloth’s Chic Stripe acrylic offer a view of the dock from
the back terrace of a Connecticut house. Photographer: Pieter
Estersohn Designer: Lynn Morgan Homeowner: Susan and Chuck Harris
Issue: June 2005
Planters with birds-of-paradise flank the entrance to this poolhouse. Visit elledecor.com
Amy and Todd Hase with their daughters and miniature donkeys Simon (left) and Cowboy
Hidcote Manor Garden – Visit elledecor.com
Outdoor Dining – Visit elledecor.com
Sorrento Double Chaise Lounge with Cushions,
British Colonial Ottoman with Cushion- Front Gate
The porch serves as an open-air dining pavilion with views of the Sawtooth Mountains Elle Decor
Chateau de la Bourdaisiere-www.tripadvisor.co.uk
Charles Spada’s French Provence Home In Normandy– The Polish design magazine Weranda featured Boston based interior designer Charles Spada’s chateau, a former hunting lodge, located in Normandy. Charles Spada Interiors was established in 1980, after leaving a successful career as a designer of women’s apparel in New York City and Boston. He has been known to decorate with a rich color palette, layered in high end antiques, and architectural elements such as stone and wood flooring. His work has appeared in almost every design magazine including Elle Décor, House Beautiful, Traditional Home, and Veranda magazine as well as Boston Magazine, Design New England, New England Home Magazine and Interior Design and Architectural Digest Italy.
The Castle Of Chenonceau – This royal palace was built during the 1500s in the Renaissance style. The current château was built in 1514–1522 on the foundations of an old mill and was later extended to span the river. The bridge over the river was built (1556-1559) was designed by the French Renaissance architect Philibert de l’Orme. After King Henry II died in 1559, his widow Catherine de’ Medici made it her own residence, adding a new series of gardens. She also added rooms between the chapel and the library on the east side of the corps de logis, as well as a service wing on the west side of the entry courtyard. On Catherine’s death in 1589 the château went to her daughter-in-law, Louise de Lorraine. Read more about this palace here
A European Styled Home Designed By Eleanor Cummings
Home Beautiful featured an impressive European home designed by Eleanor Cummings in collaboration with Babs Watkins and Julie Watkins Baker. The home was transformed into a old world looking estate but started out being a typical builders model from the 1980’s. Cummings added a few key architectural pieces which gave the home a classic European appearance.
The foyer reveals Louis carved walnut front doors in their original paint finish, and wood beams which were cosmetically added to the ceiling in the living room. 150 year old planks replaced old limestone floors and wood from a Scandinavian diary were used to make custom cabinetry in the kitchen.
The homes plastered walls show a palette of soft blues and platinum grays. Baker tells Home Beautiful that the color blue can be the most challenging color to get right in a room. The colors surrounding the blue can change the appearance of blue. Natural wood warms blue up, while silver tends to do the opposite; it creates a colder appearance.
The focal points in this home cannot be missed – The antique painted Louis XV carved walnut front doors, the 18th century tapestry, and the beautiful faux finished walls, and painted furniture.
The Château de la Bourdaisière located in Loire Valley has been transformed today into a three-star hotel by the Prince Louis Albert de Broglie and his brother. Although the chateau has had an interesting history. In 1775, the château was partially destroyed by order of King Louis XV’s most powerful Minister, Étienne François, Duc de Choiseul. In 1802 the property was acquired by Baron Joseph Angelier who undertook a massive reconstruction of the chateau, and built it back up. Then during World War II, the château was occupied by the Nazis, and after the war because of a lack of funds from it’s owner, it became run down. In 1959, its contents were auctioned off and government turned the château into a home for the elderly. It wasn’t until 1991 when it was acquired by its current owners, the Prince and Princess of Broglie that it has been transformed once again, and turned into a lavish hotel.
The Castle Of Chenonceau
The Castle Of Chenonceau
The Castle Of Chenonceau
Décor de Provence: Gers, France
Antique Provincial Pot Wall Rack with Original Brass Pots- Baileywyck Antiques On Ebay
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 create this relaxed, elegant French Country decorating style.
1. Go Bold With The Wall Colors
A home can be instantly transformed with color. A color palette will govern all the other decorating considerations for your home.
French Provence style has always been known for their vibrant color choices. The color palette has always been governed by the colors found in the flowers and landscape, so it is no wonder why vibrant blues, purples and greens have always been dominant colors in the Provence home.
You may want a muted palette with warm elegant furnishings, such as raw aged wicker, neutral ticking for upholstery, stone and raw wood to take the focal interest. In this instance, consider accenting your home with the richer shades such as browns, found in the soils. Provence style was greatly influenced by the landscape of France, and inviting the colors found in nature into your home will instantly change the tone.
2. Architectural Elements
Consider introducing character into your home with architectural elements. Ditch some of the modern looks in your home with something with age and old looks. Exchange out your kitchen hardware, light switches, chandeliers, lamps, door hardware, sink faucets with older hardware with patina and age. You can find brand new hardware with the old world patina and looks.
– Change out the lighting to a French crystal chandelier. Consider investing the time into installing some antique sconces on the walls in your bathrooms, and bedroom. Light from the wall will give your room the look of candles, than the overhead lighting we are used to.
-Consider hanging iron plaques above your stove. Some of the plaques are quite large, and painted, making it a focal piece behind the stove, which is often hard to dress up.
-Wall Molding doesn’t have to be complicated. Check out this easy DIY wall idea which could totally transform the look of your walls.
Interesting Articles:
-Buying Secondhand Cabinets: Yay or Nay? Cabinet Hardware Ideas
-Handles, Knobs, or Pulls: Which Type of Hardware Is Best for Your Room? Cabinet Hardware Ideas
-Using Cabinet Hardware to Bring Life to a Dull Kitchen or Bathroom – Cabinet Hardware Ideas
-5 Ways to Dress Up Worn-Out Furniture & Cabinetry- Cabinet Hardware Ideas
3. Improve Vintage French Furniture
Invest in great pieces, and improve vintage furniture pieces with new upholstery. My motto has always been “trade up”. Fill your home with great inexpensive pieces, and as you find better ones, trade out the inexpensive pieces, with better quality furniture. Your home can look fantastic with second hand furniture. Often times some of the best pieces are the ones that you put some time and effort into. A vintage French chair can be stripped of it’s paint, and re-painted, stained and upholstered. A French sofa can be professionally upholstered and loved for 50 + years. A side table and dresser can be the spotlight in a bedroom, and a small French side table can steal the attention with brighter paint and gold accents. Collect pieces you love, and invest your time in making them better.
4. Go With Solid Pecan Finishes
Balance out brighter wall colors with solid wood stained furniture. You can buy vintage french furniture and strip it down to the solid wood. You can find spectacular pieces on ebay, at garage sales or second hand stores.
One thing I have learned along the years, is stripping furniture paint is well worth the effort. Wood can be painted, and then sanded down to look antique with the solid wood peeking through. Stripping the paint down to the solid wood, also allows you to stain a piece a custom shade. Consider investing in a heat gun. This is one tool, I wish someone told me about years ago. For less than $30 dollars, you can remove paint quicker without shelling out tons of money in stripper. It enables you to use less stripper, remove more paint faster, making removing paint bearable.
Traditional Provence Furniture is usually made of walnut and either left a natural brown and polished to a high sheen, or painted. Pecan stains are found in the most elegant French homes. For an authentic look, consider this stain first before others for that authentic Provence look.
Styled By:Mandy Keener Photographer:Nancy Nolan
At Home in Arkansas featured some beautiful photos of a home decorated around the old world interiors we see in Italy and France. The house itself looks as if it were European, but in fact, this home is right here in the USA! The homeowners wanted something country and rustic, borrowing from the classic looks found in France.
Here are some tips from the article:
“In the bath, we did limestone floors, but in a different way by insetting red Indian onyx. That red shows up in the French gothic revival altar from Avignon, which we used as a vanity. The kitchen island is inset with a single basin, extra-deep, bronze sink.”
The bathroom shows a fabulous cast iron bath with an exterior color matched to the paint on the bathroom walls. ” We wanted it to appear old, as if it needed to be filled with water by hand. And the faucet is in the middle so you can lie on either end of the tub and look out over the balcony. That allowed us to take advantage of the wall space and to approach the bathroom in a different way. If it were my house, I’d enjoy a glass of wine there every evening.”
– Cottage Of The Week in France- Home Bunch
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 cool, calm, soothing atmosphere to feel refreshed in, while a darker greens can create warmth and comfort.
1. Mix Your Shades
Pick out your wall colors first, then introduce other shades of green elsewhere. If everything is one hue, it can be a bit drab, consider pairing strong greens with mild ones. Consider brighter colors with darker colors. Dark shades of green look great with punches of lime, or yellow.
2. Bring in Natural Wood
Natural wood and white accents do a good job of balancing brighter shades of green and keep them from becoming overwhelming. To keep the room light and airy, paint ceilings and trim white, or a lighter color tone of your wall color. Adding raw wood, such as a desk, or side chairs can level out the color. Consider adding in painted black accessories or furniture to add contrast. Stainless steel, tile and wood will give your room a balance against pastel colors.
3. Use The Brighter Shades on The Ceiling
Who says the ceiling is off limits? Are lighter colors more you? Making a dramatic statement, by painting the ceiling the vibrant color you want, but feel doesn’t belong on the walls. Consider painting the wall colors a really soft shade of light green that is border line white, and punch up the ceiling with a brighter tone of the same shade.
Color Combinations:
Green + Shades of Purple
Green can blend with a variety of colors and looks wonderful with opposites. Pair green with lighter lilacs, and darker eggplant accents. Shades of mauve, periwinkle, amethyst and lavender-based colors can be paired with lighter shades of green.
Lavender is the color and scent of Provence. The history of lavender stretches back more than 2,000 years. In France, lavender grows in both cultivated fields and wild along the side of the road, so it was no wonder that it became a popular interior color. Chefs have used the flower as a herb in sweet and savory dishes and its nectar to flavor honey, cheese and sugar. Lavender is a light tone of violet. The name comes from the flower of the lavender plant. The color of the flower is still the standard for lavender but there are many other tones of light or medium violet now called lavender also. Their are shades of lavender can range in hue from pinkish purple through violet to blueish-indigo. They can also range from light and pale to medium and greyish shades.
Green + Bright Yellow
Green also pairs well with brighter colors. Think about bright sunshine yellow paired with this gray based green. Green also works well with brown combinations which can bring a sense of coziness and tranquility. Bright yellow actually gives a punch of color in a room based around a gray toned green. Consider adding in black painted furniture with brighter yellow upholstery for contrast.
Green + Kelly Green + Green Blue
Play several like ranged colors together. When combined with vivid jewel tones such as Kelly green, and a green-blue range suggests a tenderness. Light green and sky blue can be enhanced by white for extra freshness.
The trick to green in French interiors is the gray undertones. Whether they are pale or strong, there is always a gray or black in the background. Subtle interiors were a mark of the Provence style interiors.
Colors To Pair With Minty Green
Patina Style by Brooke Giannetti and Steve Giannetti
Coorengel And Calvagrac Bordeaux Library- Elle Decor
Perhaps your children have left the nest, or you are newly married without children and you have that one extra bedroom that seems to be void of any life. You sit at the entry way deciding what to do but haven’t found a use for the room, other than a second bedroom or storage.
If you are wondering what to do with a spare room, and are looking for ideas to fill the space, we give you 7 really practical ideas to make that extra room functional, while at the same time fitting in with your French Provence countryside style.
1. A Library
The suggestion of turning that extra room into the library, instead of a craft room, just may convince your husband to fork out several hundred on a new built in for his, or should I say….. your books. Men love cigar rooms, rooms where the can watch football games, so if you are into compromising, this may be the perfect idea that would work for the both of you.
Consider Provence Colors For The Extra Punch
The library of a French château decorated by Michael Coorengel and Jean-Pierre Calvagrac (above) features a French style, brighter color palette. Colors like bright green, sunny yellow, vivid turquoise, and deep teal are exactly the type of shades that originally would have been used at Versailles. Lets face it, colors fade over 300 years, so the colors we today in Versailles, are not the colors that were originally chosen. Don’t be afraid of going with brighter paint colors. Have fun accessorizing with a French settee and reading chairs.
Don’t Get Overwhelmed With The Cost Of A Library
Yes, built in’s can cost thousands, but it doesn’t have to. Blogger Joni Webb transformed an extra bedroom into a library and reveals some of the in-progress photos. In this photo, you can see how one would assemble the bookshelves, which then would be completed using strips of wood which gives the overall look a professional finish. Paint your bookcases, and add custom lights, and a window bench and you have a room that looks and feels French. Look at Joni’s room after here. It is a dream library.
Perfect French Furniture
-Zentique Jute Bastille Sofa, Jute $3930, matching chair, $2600
-Wingback Chair, Natural Oak/Linen $1020
-Zentique Genevieve Sofa $3500
-Zentique Maison Sofa Natural Oak Natural Linen $2300
2. A Serious Closet
Now that the kids are out of the house, you can spend some serious money on those handbags you always desired, show case the jewelry you have collected over the years, and the shoes you can only wear in the summer. You can finally shop at home, and it costs you no money!
If your spare room is on the smaller side, it could make the perfect dressing room. Custom wall-to-wall built-in shelving could be sensational for storing shoes, belts and accessories, and hanging clothes.
– Get the wood look for less. Consider the Martha Stewart shelving systems available through Home Depot.
– Use Metal Brackets- For all our closets, we decided to work with the Closet Maid products at Home Depot. I installed 4 Shelf Tracks in most of our large closets, spray painted them with an oil based primer before installing, and spaced them in our closets using a stud finder. After installing all the shelf tracks, simply paint over them using the paint you plan on using for the walls. The shelf tracks then just blends into the wall. Instead of using the wire shelving that is sold in the line at home depot, go for wood. Purchase one foot solid wood boards in the length of your closet, and then simply paint them the same color as your wall color. You get the built in look without spending the mega bucks. For all of my closets, I used the lager 16 inch bracket from Closet Maid. Using an oil based primer which will stick the existing paint, spray paint the brackets, which then can be painted in the same overall paint you choose for your closets. Create ceiling to floor shelving for your shoes, and customize boxes by painting them the same color as your walls, for that extra designer touch. Go for dark color inside your closets to make your colorful clothes pop, such as a navy, or rich gray. Having everything painted in one solid color brings attention to your collections. Add corner brass hardware to bring your closet up that extra notch. The details can go a long way.
Lisa Vanderpump’s Closet
Lisa Vanderpump’s closet is one of the most beautiful closets I have seen. In this picture, you can see the closet is painted in white, which nicely shows off all her colorful designer clothing. Consider adding an island with drawers for jewelry like Lisa did. In this photo, you can see all of her pretty heavy jewelry on display. Clothes and handbags are organized by color. Custom floating shelving on the wall show off a variety of pretty handbags and accessories. Make room for a decorative full-length mirror and stool, bench, or French chair.
3. An Old Fashioned French Game Room
Family time now can be set as a priority. All in one games are perfect for kids. This 6 in 1 Multifunction Sport Game Table can be set on a table top, and has a variety of games that can keep grand kids busy.
If chess is your game, order this beautiful wood chess table. Add two French chairs, and enjoy endless nights as your husband teaches you chess. Game rooms can be perfect for connecting with your better half. Conversations can be ignited in a game of cards, something we think is so ancient.
A game of darts, ping pong, or pool are great activities to play with another person. Coffee dates with your best girlfriend can be rather fun over ping pong than sitting in the back yard. These games don’t have to be out of plastic. Today you can buy high quality sets in wood that work with an upper scale theme room.
Here are my favorite links:
– Rome 8 Foot Pool Table- Buy it on Amazon for $1549 , available in Maple
– Athens 8 Foot Pool Table- Buy it on Amazon for $1799
– Marietta 8 Foot Pool Table Buy it on Amazon for $1549
-Stiga Insta Play Table Tennis Table Buy it for $560
– Worcester Arcade Style Dart Board Cabinet Buy it for $349
4. A Multi- Hobby Room
A hobby room can be the best use of space out of all the options. Having a room dedicated to a passion can turn the available space into a serious second income.
This Atlanta Homes Magazine picture features a hobby room that could serve multiple hobbies. Book shelves and baskets serve as good storage options. Two large tables work great for sewing crafts, quilting, photography and scrap booking.
Arts and Craft Hobbies:
Painting, Drawing, Photography, Pottery, Quilting, Sewing, Knitting, Crochet, Scrap booking, Jewelry Making, Candle Making, Soaps making, body scrub making, Flower arranging, Dressmaking, blacksmithing, dollhouses, knife making, musical Instruments, candles, sculpture, film Making, stained glass, shadow boxes, doll making, sewing, glass blowing. Paper Crafts such as origami, decoupage, and quilling.
– Harbor View Craft Armoire Buy it on Amazon $272
– Knotty Alder Raised Panel – Scrapbooking, Jewelry Making, Hobby Storage Armoire- Buy it on Amazon for $1230
– Minibox Sewing Supplies Organizing Desk $945
Music Hobbies:
Music can be so rewarding and bring so much pleasure. Learn to play an instrument. Play guitar, piano/keyboard, the violin, or learn how to sing. Create a dance studio, and learn how to Latin dance, or create a ballet room for your daughter.
Electronic Hobbies
Electronics is a popular past time. This can include building circuits, robotics, R/C Cars, Boats, Planes and Helicopters
Science Hobbies
There are a wide range of science hobbies that a room dedicated to the love of scientific advancement can be thrilling. Many of these hobbies include astronomy,
microscopy, model airplanes, and rock collecting
-Scrapbooking collections can easily get out of control when storage isn’t available. For those who love scrapbooking, in this post, I detail furniture specifically designed for scrapbooking from Martha Stewart. Paint additional furniture in the same color to get a built in look.
– The Alvin Heritage™ Basic French Easel not only has the antique charm of the past, but could serve as a centerpiece in a painting room.
-Alvin Pavillon Art Table – Unfinished Wood Top $182
– Wood Drafting Table with Pencil Ledge and Storage Drawer -$319
Choose furnishings that double as storage and seating, such as convertible storage benches, ottomans and stools. Line the room with open and closed door shelving to store and display hobbies.
5. Home BUSINESS Office
A home office can be a great place to get organized. A desk can hold the supplies that often get dumped into the kitchen’s junk drawer. Lots of people love to write but don’t know how to get organized. Write on a blog, write an e-book, or write poetry. A library, or room dedicated towards your dream of being published might be the best way of really getting serious about putting a plan into action.
A room dedicated to a home office also could allow a second income to earn you money. If you are an attorney, a seasoned accountant, able to do payroll, or any online medical jobs, a second room dedicated towards work can pay the bills and afford you a vacation that you have never taken. Additional jobs that can be done at home are graphic design jobs, website development, and software creation. Any editing jobs can also be done from home.
6. A Simple Drop Dead Great Gorgeous Extra Bedroom
Go buy that dream French bed, and create the perfect French guest room, while at the same time having your hobbies in the closet. Yes, I said closet! Transform the closet into your hobby desk and organization area. If you plan on regularly hosting family and friends, make your spare bedroom a comfortable place for overnight guests. Transform a closet into your storage space for your hobbies, an extra seasonal closet. Save space by using a trundle bed, positioned against the wall.
Additional Ideas- 5 Ways to Makeover Your Spare Room- Cabinet Hardware Ideas
Christophe Laurent Durand Rouffio – Nov. 2011- pictures from maison-deco.com
An 18th-century portrait of Marie-Joseph of Saxony, daughter-in-law of Louis XV, in the Polonaise bedroom; the Louis XVI daybed is upholstered in a chintz based on an 18th-century fabric, the chandelier is 18th century, and the walls are painted in Farrow & Ball’s French Gray.
Picture –Elle Decor
Picture Credit –themalibubergdorfblonde on ebay
18th Century Home Located in Located in Uzeste, France Maison-Deco
Here are three tips to get the French looks in your own home.
1. Painted furniture shouldn’t look freshly painted. Black furniture, can be left alone, although lighter colored furniture should have some sort of washed glaze over it. Blue looks fabulous with a white wash. Green paint looks great with a cigar glaze. White looks great with distressing and a slight aged look. It is amazing what a simple step of glaze can do for any painted piece of furniture.
2. I never clued into sheens until several years after I started painting. Your walls should always be eggshell, or matte. Glossy walls don’t work with antique styled interiors, although work terrific in Hollywood Regency, or modern homes. Matte walls show no flaws, because the light doesn’t reflect off of them, making them appear like fresh drywall. Furniture on the other hand should never have a flat finish. Even if you finish your furniture using a flat paint, furniture should be finished with wax, glaze, or polycrylic. I have learned that an eggshell or a satin works the very best on furniture. Glossy furniture should be very carefully selected for bombe pieces, or regency furniture that has a slight modern touch to it. Again, specific styles call for specific finishes. If you want your pieces to have a flat sheen to them, consider mixing a water based polycrylic with water. Paint on a light coat, and the overall effect will look matte, but will stay protected.
3. Architecture can be just as important as furniture. Consider investing in faux finished walls that look like limestone, or washed plaster walls. Brick, or stone flooring is a trademark design of the French Provence style. Invest in anything with stone or metal. Makeover that fireplace with rough white stone, or consider installing faux brick to 1/3 of the wall. Find the elements of the French style and collect the main elements of the style, but also focus on the architectural elements. Focusing on both elements will pull together your look with a designer edge.
Classic French Interiors – classic-french-chateaux.co.uk/
Classic French Interiors – classic-french-chateaux.co.uk/
Dan Carithers October 1999- Featured on Magpies and Magnolias Blog
Now retired after a 50-year career creating rooms photographed for shelter mags like Veranda, House Beautiful, Traditional Home and Southern Accents, Carithers rooms still remain current, and is often the most blogged about designer around. In 2003, Carithers was named one of House Beautiful’s “Giants of Design”—the highest honor bestowed by the magazine; it’s only been given to a handful of honorees during its 100-year history.
Dan Carithers grew up in small town Jefferson, Georgia, and first gained notoriety as the design director for home furnishings at Rich’s Department Store. The job had an added bonus of being able to travel abroad which exposed Carithers to the latest home fashions and antiques from London and Paris. Carithers launched his own firm, and also established a long-time consulting position with Baker Furniture, and created an high-end upholstery line with Sherrill Furniture.
Carithers tends to lean towards the elegant side of decorating. Antique-filled homes with bold punches of color is a signature style of Dan Carithers. He suggests to pick out your accent color first, and repeat it throughout the house. As you can see in many of his designs, he tends to use neutrals on the walls, such as chocolate browns, creams and beige. Carithers often used mirrors to expand light, using slipcovers that often left the bones of the chair exposed. He often utilizes thought-out pieces for his rooms often looking around for the perfect choice. He mentions that a chair can have great impact in the direction of a room.
Dan Carithers French Style Decorating – Carither’s Home Featured in Southern Accents
Dan Carithers French Style Decorating – Carither’s Home Featured in Southern Accents
Dan Carithers French Style Decorating Featured in Southern Accents
Dan Carithers French Style Decorating – Carither’s Home Featured in Southern Accents
Dan Carithers- Southern Accents Magazine
Dan Carithers Traditional Home Magazine
Dan Carithers French Style Decorating – Carither’s Home Featured in Southern Accents
Southern Accents Oct 1997
Kitchens I Have Loved Blog scanned in some pictures of the Carithers Home which show a provence styled interior
Carithers Home –Kitchens I Have Loved Blog
Carithers Home –Kitchens I Have Loved Blog
Dan Carithers In Veranda Magazine
Traditional HomeDan Carithers- Featured On Developing Design Blog
Dan Carithers October 1999- Featured on Magpies and Magnolias Blog
Dan Carithers October 1999- Featured on Magpies and Magnolias Blog
Dan Carithers October 1999- Featured on Magpies and Magnolias Blog
Dan Carithers October 1999- Featured on Magpies and Magnolias Blog
Dan Carithers October 1999- Featured on Magpies and Magnolias Blog
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 Chateau d’Ailly in Normandy and renovated it to transform it into a bed and breakfast. To decorate the castle Gerard Tremolet drew his inspiration from his love of the 18th century, adding his own personal touches along the way. While the colors aren’t historically accurate, Tremolet shows us that bright, bold color can be used in period styled homes and furniture.
Saturated dark red walls in the dining area are paired with a beautiful collection of natural vintage styled baskets and blue-gray provence chairs for a nice contrast. The combination of the damask wall fabrics, striped velvet fabrics, and iranian patterns show us that even complex color combinations can work together. Colors such as yellow, turquoise, hot pink and lime are some of the colors used throughout the Chateau d’Ailly. French XV, XVI furniture, and Italian Venetian furniture and accessories are paired together giving off a look that is carefully collected and adored. A modern styled “Renaissance-style ” approach is used through the home, and can be seen in the guest bedroom. One the best rooms is shown below. The walls and curtains are of a Thevenon toile de Jouy. A Louis XV armchair sits in the bedroom and can one of the best examples of French style in the home.
To read the full article head over to Elle Decor.
French Bedroom- The World of Interiors Nov 2011
When it comes to expensive antique or vintage furniture, you want to keep your furniture in good shape for as long as you can. Upholstery can get messed up fast, especially if you have kids. Their sticky fingers and accidental spills can leave your furniture looking beat up and grungy. However there are some ways to keep your furniture looking nice:
1. Fix scratches – Scratches on wood can easily be fixed with something you probably already have. No it is not a chemical or stain. Instead rub the scratch with a walnut. Somehow the nut removes scratches faster and better than anything you can buy at the store.
Also consider getting Minwax wood finish stain marker to fix those small scratches on wood based furniture.
2. Remove stains – Some stains seem impossible to remove, but have no fear. Almost every satin can come out if you have the right stuff. My first go to for stains is Oxyclean. Safe to use on almost all fabrics and carpets, this miraculous cleaner helps me to get out stains like blood, wine, and even grape juice. This works well for stains in the car also, so it is well worth investing in a bucket of the wonder powder.
– You would be surprised how well plain white soap works. With a bit of water, and white soap, stains usually lift right away.
-If your upholstery starts to look dingy, or has developed stains and spots, before you do anything, it is important to vacuum it. This will lift the dirt up off the upholstery so that when you go to remove the stains with water, you won’t be grinding in dirt and dust which, when wet, can further dirty your couches and chairs.
– When a spill occurs, blot the spot, don’t scrub or rub. Clean up the spill with a dry white cloth as quickly as possible to prevent the stain from spreading. Blotting is perhaps the most crucial, and also common sense part of how to clean upholstery.
3. Use Tablecloths –The best way to keep your dining room table looking new is to prevent accidents from happening in the first place. When kids are around try to keep delicate fabrics and woods covered. A thick tablecloth will help to keep your table shiny and new looking. Exchanging out tablecloths will keep your kitchen and dining areas looking fresh. Use white linen for special dinners and beige linen for every day use.
4. Use Satin Wall Paint- This French interior walls are painted in a vibrant shade of red. This living room, designed by Miles Redd, shows the red interior we all dream about. Redd adds a feminine feel by using pelmets around the window. A red upholstered French chair brings this red room together. Use Satin Paint which can be cleaned yearly, which can brighten up dull wall paint. While flat wall paint is quite lovely to look at, it cannot be cleaned. Satin has a bit of a sheen to it, allowing you to gently wipe down the walls year to year.
5. Use The Right Outdoor Paint. Rich rattan furniture can be seen through out the French cafes. Copy this style for your own patio, by updating it with a rich cherry red. Outdoor paint is formulated differently than indoor paint and often extends the life of your furniture. Many more additives are used in outdoor paint to keep the color rich through sun exposure, and rain and the winter season. Painting wicker furniture can take a lot of time, so it is important to use the right paint. Using a paint sprayer that hooks up to a compressor will allow even coverage, as well as be able to paint all the areas the brush cannot get to. A sprayer will allow you to paint all 6 or 8 chairs in an afternoon. Spending a bit more for the right paint will ensure your furniture will last for years without peeling, or loosing its color.
6. Save Your Paint For Touch Ups. Over time, furniture will need touch ups. Save your furniture paint for future re-painting. From year to year, patio furniture will scratch or flake off. Having the extra paint on hand will allow you to re-paint table tops or areas of the furniture which tend to scratch. If you are thinking about adding an additional piece to your collection, your stored paint will save you time from matching paint and making another run to the hardware store.
7. Invest In A High Quality Vacuum Cleaner– These old fashioned mattresses have become very popular with Zentique, Home Decorators Collection and Restoration Hardware. Although this style presents a primitive look, you truly don’t want to keep mattresses exposed over time, as dust and dirt settles in quickly. Mattresses are often not cleaned in most homes, yet we spend 8 hours on them in a day. In this video, you can see how much dirt a Kirby Vacuum picks up off a clean-looking mattress. Consider investing in a high quality vacuum cleaner that is of professional quality. Kirby vacuums and Dyson Vacuums are considered the best vacuums on the market. Check out both vacuums in this video. Cleaning your mattresses, furniture, and carpets will extend their lives restore the air quality in your home.
8. Invest In Slip Covers- Joni from Cote De Texas wrote an excellent article listing the top 6 must haves for the year, and slipcovers was one of them. Slipcovers are the covers that protect the furniture from dust and stain. They can be removed and are easy to wash and clean.
Slipcovers also allow you to exchange out one pattern for another. Perhaps having two slipcover sets – one for the winter and another for the summer.
9. Use Slipcovers For Your Dining Chairs- Your kitchen or dining table is used regularly, so consider making or purchasing slip covers for your chairs. Chair seat covers come in a variety of styles that fit with any décor. Even couches can have a blanket tossed over them to prevent sticky hands from ruining it. While a blanket can be tossed into the washing machine, a couch can’t. By taking precautions you can keep your furniture looking brand new.
Items to Consider:
-ViveVita Linen Dining Room Chair Covers in Sets of 2
-Sewing Slip Cover Patterns From McCalls, Vogue and Butterick on Amazon
–Simply Slipcovers: Stylish, Practical Solutions for Tried-but-True Furniture
–Custom Slipcovers Made Easy: Weekend Projects to Dress Up Your Decor
-The Complete Photo Guide to Slipcovers: Transform Your Furniture with Fitted or Casual Covers
Ruffled Slipcovers From Tumblr
Shannon Bowers Home – Featured On Cote De Texas
10. Keep Your Furniture Out Of The Sunlight.- If you have a choice in upholstery, consider upholstering the backs of your french chairs in a different fabric if they sit near a window with sun exposure. Over time the fabric which has been exposed will fade in color. Having the front upholstery different than the back will allow the back to fade naturally, without the front looking quite a bit different.
Light is important, and you don’t want to have to close your curtains just to preserve the furniture. Slipcovers can also allow you to exchange out linens over time, giving you fresh prints and fabrics to change up your home through the seasons.
These are just a few of the ways that you can preserve and protect your furniture. From antiques to words of modern art and design, it is much easier to prevent then it is to repair. So be alert to dangers and do not be afraid to cover up delicate pieces.
About the Author:
Ken Myers is an expert advisor on in-home care & related family safety issues to many websites and groups. He is a regular contributor to www.gonannies.com. You can get in touch with him at kmyers.ceo (at) gmail.com.
Source Magazine Juliette & Victor 2012 – Photo credit Louis-Philippe Breydel
Photo Originally Appearing on Belgian Pearls Blog
18th Century French Interiors- The Essence Of Frenchness Blog
French Table Cloth Looks From Art et Decoration
Linen is a staple of French decorating. Not only does it have a wonderful texture, it also gets better with age, softer each time it’s washed. – Photo Credit Home Life
Classic French Country Decorating- Browse the full range of Mamie Carreaux
Sébastien and Raphael Llado Levavasseur
There are some people, who just can’t stop gushing about their Provence inspired elegant bedrooms. You may also come across people, who hold minimalist contemporary furniture, in very high esteem. Yet, every once in a while, comes a creative soul, who wishes to incorporate furniture designs from widely varying historical ages, in his home.
The ensuing unique mix of tradition and modernity that their homes possess becomes an extension of their quirky and eclectic personalities. If you happen to be someone, who falls in this category, then the following 5 tips are sure to give you some great ideas.
1. Existing Furniture Must Be Removed
It doesn’t matter if you plan to combine tradition and modernity, in one particular room of your house. Your eclectic vision might even encompass your entire home. Whatever might be the case, a clean space is necessary in order to invite timeless design ideas to inspire your mind.
This means that rather than moving things around, and making haphazard additions and omissions to your design area, you should remove all furniture from it, and start from scratch.
2. Retain Pieces That Match Your Larger Schemes
Once you have removed all furniture from the particular room that you wish to design (or redesign, for that matter), you can proceed to think about what goes and what stays, in them. Here, you need to be objective about the furniture pieces that would mesh into your design, rather than letting your emotions rule.
Remember, only the truly deserving furniture pieces must find a place of honor in your eclectic home.
3. Rethink about Your Walls and Flooring
Sometimes, it is easy to get caught up in the larger designing scheme of your house, so that you completely ignore the finer and subtler details. If you are not careful, you can end up with all the right furniture in your eclectic home, only to realize that the color of your walls, and the material of your floor, totally kills all your efforts.
In order to avoid this, it is advisable that you dabble with neutral colors and designs that go well with all kinds of furniture, be they from the 19th century, or the current era. This will give your home the poise and balance to carry off an assorted look.
4. Add New Pieces
Once you have got the basics right, then you can proceed to adding more and more appropriate furniture pieces to your room. The key here is to maintain a delicate balance between furniture from differ rent historical periods. You can approach several furniture West Palm Beach stores that have in-house design consultants, who can help you to acquire the right look.
5. Accessorize Leniently
In order to have a really eclectic house, which also feels like home, it is essential to add some personal details to it. You home will look more and more inviting, as you inject drapery, mirrors, framed photographs and art that mix well with the larger plan of your home. For instance: a postmodernist painting can strangely work well with old-fashioned motifs on a wooden chest of drawers, beneath it.
A combination of eras, in your home, is all about experimentation. Yet, with a bit of luck, you can also chance upon customized furniture packages Miami that make your task easy.
With its elegant decor based patinas, furniture and unusual objects unearthed in the region, ” Gustave “is a small house of the sixteenth century, in the walled city of Belleme, transformed into a delightful tea room, deli and curio shop. Read the original article at Magazine e-magDECO
Raphael and his dog Donut.
Sébastien and Raphael Llado Levavasseur
18 rue Ville Close, 61130 Bellême
Telephone: 00 33 (0) 2 33 73 94 89
Website: http://www.maison-gustave.fr/
A Louis XV Style Gilt Metal Mounted Painted Side Table
At the entrance of the teahouse is the deli. Two-body Swedish early nineteenth Lisa Martino “The House Fassier” display and confectioner Louis XV style chair XIXth “Stephanie Mayeux Antiques”.
Petite Antique French Lady’s Writing Desk w/Orig. Tooled Leather
Provence Style Chest –Benjamin Wilson Antiques
Distressed paneling sits behind a Louis XVI style caned seat
Portrait of Lord Swedish Lisa Martino
Gustavian clock with a Louis XV style hunting table, with a Caned Louis XVI style bench
Pair of Louis XV Painted and Parcel Gilt Chaises a la Reine
A fruitwood table -Louis XV period
A Pair of Louis XV Style Fauteuils
Provence Style Chest Greenwich Living Antiques & Design Center
A 19th Century French Carved and Painted Provincial 3 Tier Table
Andie Pauly
