French Country Fridays 218 | Furniture Hack In My Home Office

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Welcome to the ALL NEW French Country Fridays, the series that will inspire you to “Frenchify” your Friday! I’m excited to be almost FINI with the renovation of our front porch and foyer and hope to share soon! Things are taking far too long in the world of construction and remodeling since the pandemic began. Not only do we have these issues in our own home projects, but our construction business as well. The price of materials is insane and as you probably know, it takes FOREVER to get product. Anyway, let’s be inspired today by all things French and have that glass of wine tonight! I’m sharing an IKEA hack from the archives below and this bookshelf still graces my office…

 

From your hosts:

Shabbyfufu | Ikea Bookcase Hack French Style

Designthusiasm | Mixing Old and New in a Seasonal Tablescape

• Our Guests – Featured This Week •

Benny Benlolo | Interior Architect and Designer

Benny Benlolo is an interior architect and designer transforming luxury spaces in Paris. He designs high quality architectural interiors with meticulous attention to detail, valuing artistic coherency and unique style. His striking interiors marry a fascinating mix of historic French style with ultra modern design.

Tuft and Trim | French Elegance Master Bedroom

Courtney from Tuft and Trim is an exceptionally talented interior designer with a design perspective that could be seen as the quintessence of Modern French Country decor. Her lovely blog features her favorite design projects, along with tutorials and inspiration. You’ll enjoy this tour of her stunning master bedroom! Although she’s recently moved, you can find HER FULL HOME TOUR HERE!

Imogen Taylor’s Home in a Medieval Burgundy Village

“When Imogen Taylor, principal decorator of Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, was due to retire after a long and glorious career in interior design, she took on a personal project – transforming a house for herself in a picturesque Burgundy village.” House & Garden