French bohemian

Today is a happy day, I am sharing as many photos as I dare from a dreamy June weekend in the South of France at the wonderful Camellas Lloret.

Name: Katia, Chad and their daughter, Milla Location: Observatory — Cape Town, South Africa Size: 1291 square feet Years lived in: 6 years, owned Katia, Chad and their daughter Milla live in a charmin

This bohemian and rustic French home is boho style lovers' dream. The home is full of plants and woven and wicker furniture that adds to the colorful and eclectic vibe. The variety of textiles in the living room, bedroom and even kitchen add to this layered and cozy feeling.

Attention les yeux, décor surréaliste à venir ! C'est à Little Venice, un quartier londonien bordé de canaux, que se trouve cet appartement hors du temps. On aime ou pas, mais la décoration est littéralement à couper le souffle ! Entre influences british, bohèmes et industrielles, le kitsch se dévoile sous toutes ses formes pour notre plus grand plaisir !, Source

This is the home of influencer Catherine Ashton. I stumbled across her a few weeks ago on Instagram and was immediately transfixed. I'm now stalking her. Fact. Her beautiful home is darkly mysterious, full of stunning art (seriously, sometimes right down to the skirting boards), potted plants, colourful rugs

Hooray! I'm finally getting my act together and posting the completed Bohemian Meets Luxe Master Bedroom Makeover. I decided to split the bedroom and bathroom into two posts because there are just too many good photos (thanks, Bethany !). So check back in a few days for the finished bathroom. But

Take a look inside Ailleurs, a shop in the Marais in Paris we've been admiring of late. (with offerings also available online)

To the usual uproar—outrage, protests, eventual oohs and aahs—Julian Schnabel has planted “Palazzo Chupi,” a Pompeii-red palazzo, atop an early-20th-century factory building on the western edge of Greenwich Village. It may be the perfect expression of Schnabel’s life, constructed as the artist-director shot The Diving Bell and the Butterfly in France.

In France, hanging art salon style means putting lots of different paintings together on one wall to create a focal point.Salon style dates back to 1670 and the French Royal Academy of Art and Sculpture.. Around that time, the Academy began exhibiting the works of recent graduates at year's end. In order to fit them all in one room, the curators would arrange the works next to and on top of each other, something that had never been done before.The style caught on and was first embraced in…