Provincial style

Effortlessly elegant, relaxed, and sophisticated, French style is one that’s copied in so many ways—our clothes, our beauty routines, even our lifestyles.

French country decor brings together: French Farmhouse, French provincial and French chateau. But what are the differences between these?

Interior designer Kylee Shintaffer revitalized a highly detailed and century-old residence for her family

French provincial style is a reflection of upper class homes in France's provinces in the 17th and 18th century. Wealthy people who lived in the provinces of France at that time were not usually as well off as the city dwellers, so they were not able to purchase furniture that was as grand or ornate. People living in France's provinces had furniture that was more functional, but still slightly ornate. Here are some tips and tricks for decorating in a French provincial style. Furnish Your…

Melbourne has a long-standing love affair with French architecture. In its earliest days, the style was popular with some of the city’s wealthiest and most well-connected residents. This fascination with French architecture continues today, as shown by the widespread popularity of French Provincial designs. While strongly associated with Melbourne’s exclusive inner east, evidence of this style can be found right throughout the city.

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French country decor brings together: French Farmhouse, French provincial and French chateau. But what are the differences between these?

Camp David is simply a glorious place. Both private residence and wedding venue, the six hectares here are a sensory delight. Take the tree-lined avenue up to the distinctive French provincial-style homestead and the tinkling notes of the fountain at the centre of the return driveway. The impressive gardens form a splendid frame to the beauty of the countryside beyond.

Stanley Dixon & Betty Burgess - Gorgeous French stone home exterior with gray shingle roof.

2 Gordon Street Deepdene Master craftsmanship and lavish imported finishes combine within this regal six bedroom, five bathroom French Provincial residence. Intricate cast ironwork fencing, travertine paving and cast iron doors make an everlasting impression before stepping onto European Oak pa...