How charming is this little house in deepest Normandy. It is featured in the French magazine Campagne et Decoration, and dates from 1853. The owners obviously love to shop at the local brocantes and have furnished the property with their beautiful and eclectic collection of treasure.
I love the soft tones achieved with pale but not white walls, neutral coloured chairs and natural wood for the beams and some of the furniture.
I love the ceiling treatment in this bedroom in the eaves. The natural timbers and the huge beams are stunning.
A place to feel at home in, don't you think?
all photos thanks to Campagne et Decoration
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I agree, it does look like home. They have created a really nice eclectic look. The kitchen is charming and that attic space is great. I see several old painted portraits which I love.
ReplyDeleteOH YES!!! I DO THINK THAT'S A PLACE TO CALL AND FEEL AT HOME!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!
Fra
I think I could move in there and feel quite at home - the outside is as lovely as the inside.
ReplyDeleteParfait!
ReplyDeleteWhat a chamer.....so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI'm ready to move in!
ReplyDeleteanother gorgeous post--I always love your posts and aesthetics! Thanks for bringing such inspiration into my home all across the ocean!
ReplyDeleteI love all of the beams and brick. The kitchen is so charming–could move right in!
ReplyDeletexo, Lissy Parker
What an absolutely exquisite home, I could move in!
ReplyDeleteJo xx
Oh. That. Bathtub.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful home. Thanks for sharing, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteCharming indeed! I think I would feel at home the minute I walked in the door. I'm sure their guest must feel so comfortable, so welcome. I love a home with plenty of unique, homey charm - I'd take it over a design showplace any day!
ReplyDeleteA lovely peek at antiquity.
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous, so much inherent charm in the house itself, and they've done a wonderful job with it.
ReplyDeleteCharmant! I want the bedroom under the eaves!
ReplyDeleteV
What an absolutely gorgeous home!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
Jenniferxox
I absolutely agree! Love it! I see a sweet little blue and white polka dotted tea pot that I adore! Gorgeous beams and just the right amount of accessories. Your images are so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHALLO :)
ReplyDeleteDU HAST EIN WUNDERSCHÖNES ZU HAUSE,
LEIDER KANN ICH DEINE SEITE NICHT ÜBERSETZEN.
LIEBE GRÜSSE SABINE
Beautiful - I could spend hours in that lovely kitchen - the garden is spectacular too!
ReplyDeleteWhat's not to love?
ReplyDeleteI love every bit of it, Sharon!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
Fantastic.. a home to love.. I'm arriving!!!
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Stefy
What a lovely, unpretentious country home....I love the outdoor entrance photo! It Is so obvious everything has been chosen with care. Sharon, I have posted about the lovely lavender toile which I purchased from you, if you want to take a peek.Have a wonderful weekend, N.xo
ReplyDeleteIt 's just so lovely, it could be my home, no problem! Have a nice day. Christine
ReplyDeleteA very charming and cozy home. Love the topiaries and water can collection at the front entrance. A great deal of love has gone into creating this living space.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful !
ReplyDeleteI love how the house feels light despite the dark traditional wood everywhere. A super example of how to treat a traditional Normandy home.
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