Reframing Colonial Williamsburg Prints to Let them Sparkle
My prints from famed Virginia artists, Don Cannvaro and Caesar Monturano, were custom framed by an amazing team, who willingly worked with my vision.
18th Century Virginia Musings
Tag: Styling French Country
Trying Crazy Turkey Recipes and Fun Thanksgiving Crafts
After roasting a Black Lacquered Turkey, then years of flipping turkeys, I fell in love with spatchcocking a turkey! And we have a new turkey craft tradition!
Floating Desktop for my Sewing Machine Nook
My new sewing nook is everything I’ve dreamed, with great lighting and a floating tabletop that fills the space so no fabric falls to the ground.
French Country-fying my Kitchen and Office
The guest bedroom began as hot pink, then became grey and modern. After we married, I inherited it as my office which I’m turning to French Country.
Rustic Beach Laundry Room with Sink in the Basement
Probably the greatest transformation we’ve made in this house has been in the laundry room, a space I wanted to address in the beginning.
Beachy Shabby Chic Powder Bathroom in the Basement
While looking at floor tile, I found this stunning Shabby Chic look which would be perfect, since my sewing room comprises the bulk of the basement floor plan.
French Country Style Patio Furniture for our Deck
Wanting to bring a bit of the ocean to our deck, I leaned towards aqua colors to coordinate with the metallic blue heron I had purchased for the garden.
Rustic Beach Retreat for our Master Bathroom Renovation
Since the guest bathroom is French Country, I designed the master bathroom rustic beachy, to employ marble and Mid-century modern elements my husband likes.
Massive Cutting Table Workspace for my new Sewing Room
Easily fitting into my basement sewing room with dimensions at 58″ wide and 82″ long, this large table top enables me to cut large lengths of fabric.
Organizing and Wallpapering Furniture for a new Sewing Room
Wow! I love how the updated 18th century design transitions between the stark white of my sewing wall and the stark black of my library.
