This style originated from the provinces of Southern France in the 17th -18th century. The home itself is balanced and symmetrical, balcony and porch balustrades with double French doors and shutters.
The interiors tend to be rather grand, more seen as a country elegance, with toile, fleur de lis patterns, linen, textured patterns and simple trims of white or eggshell.
The background palette is discreet, neutral and pastels such as lavender and lilac are popular choices. Antique chandeliers above the dining table is a staple piece in this design. Furniture pieces can range from the a softer version of French country to Louis XV, Rococo and Baroque French inspired. Armchairs, Buffet and Hutches and glass cabinetry all complete this look, whether they are painted in whites, dove greys or kept in their original timbers.
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