The mansard roof — invented in France in the 17th century and widely adopted there in the 18th century to skirt height restrictions in Paris — is commonly associated in this country with the ...

What is French country decor? According to Joyce, French country decor is “a relaxed take on Provence style, with a mix of rustic and refined elements.” As she points out—and as the name implies—the ...

Interior designer, Ashley Bagwell of Farm to French enjoys designing spaces for families to love because she thinks that it evokes a sense of peace as they enter their home each day and joy as they ...

HARTSELLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) - Looking to add the perfect vintage piece to your home to make it feel a little more shabby chic? Cedar Grove Farms is known for pickin’ some of the best ...

The 4,766-square-foot home was constructed in 2021 by Ironstone Builders. Courtesy Greenwood King Properties To continue reading this content, please enable ...

Who can do “French farmhouse style” better than a French house building company? Known for its chic, yet contemporary tiny homes made of wood, Baluchon draws attention once again with its newest model ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I think old houses, and the people who love them, are fascinating. In truth, farmhouses have never been known for their modernity.

Charming, warm, rustic and functional, farmhouse style home design has been all the rage for quite some time, with no signs of this trend slowing down. From mason jar chandeliers and shiplap accent ...

A farmhouse-style home is often what we dream of when we envision our perfect house. It’s a style that suits family homes in general. Houses with a farmhouse decor always look cozy and inviting and ...

Modern farmhouse style is one of those aesthetics that can look great with the right design choices. Should a modern farmhouse have touches of aged wood and clean lines? Yes. Antique buffets and ...

Like a well-made quilt, a classic farmhouse aesthetic comes together gradually—a little bit of this, a touch of that. Each addition is purposeful and personal—and isn’t that what home is all about, ...