Paris (75), France
Could it have been 'Emily in Paris', a comedy drama about an American in Paris, the recent Netflix drama that inspired the trend but style bloggers have been recommending French interior style. To quote one style blogger, Stephi LaReine, 'Facile sophistication is emblematic of the French. Be it the act of doing themselves up or the process of beautifying their residences, the French have an instinctive capacity to come up with an exhilarating blend of acumen and magnificence with consummate ease. They effectively amalgamate the old with the new.'
Choose a French stone fireplace, balconette metalwork, real wood flooring, stunning old reclaimed doors and shutters, a large gilded mirror together with other and statement pieces. Do not match decorative items or furniture instead use colour and different types of wood. Nothing needs to 'look perfect' but always add fresh flowers. Seeking French inspiration watch, the 'Emily in Paris' series on Netflix or better still visit the real Paris, France; when travel restrictions allow. In the meantime see more from the Russh blog on 'seven ways to style your home like a French girl' at the link below.
Shop the genuine original 'French interior style look' from the Salvo online marketplace for architectural salvage, antiques and reclaimed building materials.
The images show just a selection of the genuine original antique and vintage items from France for sale on the Salvo marketplace:
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Antique French stone fireplace from Wharton Antiques, UK and France. A Salvo member, Simon Wharton follows the Salvo code; giving the buying experience extra trust and confidence. He both restores, stocks, sells and fits antique stone fireplaces, and has the best and largest range of antique French fireplaces and stone chimneypieces in Europe.
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French kitchen table and Chateau doors from West Barn Country Interiors. UK based they stock a good selection of French furniture and rustic farmhouse pieces for your home.
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Gilded French mirror from B.C.A. Materiaux Anciens. Salvo member and principal stockists in NW France of genuine antique reclaimed materials, supplying to French and European projects, but also exporting worldwide for over twenty five years. Their architectural salvage yards are located in Normandy and Maine and Loire.
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Antique French oak parquet also from B.C.A. Materiaux Anciens. They stock reclaimed building materials, salvaged and antique items including antique terracotta and stone flooring, paving, vast stocks of timber, old French oak beams, antique wood flooring, architectural stone, fine architectural antiques, statuary, woodwork, doors, bathrooms inc. antique clawfoot bath tubs, stone fireplaces and reclaimed building materials such as roof tiles, flagstones, bricks, stairs, gates, railings and stone walling.
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Reclaimed French carriage boards from Bath Reclamation, UK. They stock a good selection of reclaimed building materials with a regular supply of bricks, roofing tiles, flagstones, floorboards and wailing stone, as well as salvaged interior features such as fireplace surrounds and grates.
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Old reclaimed French factory clock from Architecture et Matériaux Authentiques. They adapt building materials to your desires: old doors, antique floors inc. parquet floors, stairs, mirrors, armchairs, tables, chairs, furniture, radiators, fireplaces, bathtubs, lamps, garden antique, decorative items and more.
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A set of six French holophane prismatic glass shades from Haes Antiques. The lights have been restored to hang from chain and are fitted with new brass Edison screw lampholders and supplied with antiqued brass hooked ceiling plates. UK based, Haes Antiques are well established dealers in architectural antiques and decorative salvage, antique and vintage furniture. Offering a diverse range of interior pieces that make a statement, with an exquisite selection of vintage and antique lighting, as well as radiators, fireplaces, doors and windows, door furniture, gates, railings, bygones and furniture.
Russh: How to style your home like a French girl
Salvo online marketplace for architectural salvage, antiques and reclaimed building materials.
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