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Rustic, Vintage, Shabby Charm - "My house is very traditional. And I love 'shabby chic.' It's a very homey-cosy vibe. We spend a lot of time in the kitchen, actually; maybe my kids wil

Vintage home - Simply French Market tour in today's post with a home combining farmhouse, shabby chic and French styles all in a 90 year old Florida home. #whitefarmhouse #modernfarmhouse #frenchfarmhouse #farmhousestyle #sff225

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Earlier this year, our home received a much-needed update: new windows. With new windows (hallelujah), comes the need for updated trim. I wanted a custom trim look but when I started to price out thick decorative trim, expenses added up quickly. Our home is pretty old which comes with unlevel surfaces and different measurements. I opted for this way of trimming for something different and to stay away from angled cuts. This was the first time hanging trim like this and it went up amazing…

Storage Furniture - Panel doors and fine crown molding give this solid hardwood collection the gravitas of classic French furniture.

A blue area rug beside a wooden dresser topped with matching table lamps

White shiplap walls and deep-gray stone counters set the tone for vintage accessories in this French country-cottage kitchen.

Figuring out my living room design is something I've been agonizing over for weeks now due to the shape of the room. Scouring over Pinterest, trying to figure out how to accommodate the Mr.'s needs (recliners) as well as my own (chesterfield sofas) has been an incredible challenge, but one I'm excited to tackle. So let's

Lustrous gilded accents & a chandelier dripping with crystals cultivate a sense of romance in this opulent bath.

Trumeau mirrors were originally manufactured in France in the 18th century. A decorative art form of uncommon quality, French furniture crafted during the eighteenth century (Louis XIII – Louis XVI) has long been praised as the epitome of elegance and fine craftsmanship. A centerpiece of the eighteenth century interior was the trumeau – a long mirror set into paneling and topped with a painting or carved motif. This form was primarily decorative but it was also functional because of the…