Decor | Lifestyle | Design
Do you love fall as much as we do? Then this is the post for you! We’ve gathered together the absolute best fall home decor finds out there – from pillows and throws, to wreaths, candles and lanterns, and more!
I’ve shared here again and again how much I love the fall season! From the changing leaves, to cooler “sweater weather”, to burning my favorite fall candles, it is a season full of warmth and coziness. And I can’t get enough.
I love finding bargains when it comes to French style, so when I realized all the amazing French farmhouse finds at Target, I knew I had to share them with you!
I know you guys love a great French antique or vintage find. But I also know that, like me, sometimes it just isn’t affordable or practical to find everything vintage. And that’s where we can add some good reproductions. I mix reproduction French with actual vintage items all the time – and no one’s the wiser!
Are you looking for ways to make this unusual Mother’s Day still feel special? In this post I’m sharing ideas for just that, as well as my favorite picks for the absolute best Mother’s Day gifts ~ no matter what type of mom yours is!
So today, I thought we’d take a little break from fall decorating. And why is that you ask? Because I’m excited to share with you a surprising new source for French country decor!
Have you guys checked out Walmart lately? Ever since I did the sweet tablescape a few weeks ago featuring items from their new Vintage Chic home line, I’ve been obsessed! While perusing the site and taking a look at all the cute new items they carry, I found so many gorgeous French country finds at Walmart that I wanted to take a moment to share them with you!
You all know I love French farmhouse style, and one of the most frequent questions I get both through the blog and on Instagram is about where I find my French furniture pieces and accessories. And of course, you know how much I love to find those authentic vintage French pieces! I spend a lot of time doing vintage shopping, both online and at antique stores and flea markets.
It’s November 1st, so it’s officially Christmas season right?! I know it’s a little early for some, but you’d be surprised how many people are already looking ahead and planning their shopping and decorating for the holiday season. And last year I had so many questions about where I got some of my French Christmas decor, that I thought it would be nice to put it into a post for you this year. Before it all sells out!