January 14, 2022 4 min read 10 Comments
Antiques, patina-weathered finishes, natural materials, and warm neutrals are a few of the things you'll often find in French Country kitchens. The overall effect makes the kitchen welcoming, effortlessly elegant yet casually comfortable. Neutrals and soft colors such as shades of blue, red, pink, and green bring creamy whites and wood tones to life in this relaxed European style. If you collect antique white ironstone and love the look of blue and white, that's perfect!
The flip side of that is the bold choices of reds, blues, golden yellow, black and jewel tones, which can also bring the visual interest that is in an exceptional French Provencal decorated room.
I have a seasonal addiction - don't judge me please - I love to add new complimentary towels to our kitchen with the changing of each season. Changing to all natural linen towels and aprons will make your kitchen have that country lived in look we all love. We use both new and antique linens in the kitchen, they make me happy no matter how old they are.
I hope this gives you some ideas on how to get the Provencal look in your own kitchen at home, and that these tips for creating a Provencal kitchen is something you can easily emulate at home.
French Provencal kitchens come in all different colors, from all neutrals, to soft pastels all the way up to sunny golden yellow and bright red. The thing they all have in common is that food and memories are made there with love. I hope the same for your kitchen, no matter what your decorating style is! Thank you so much for joining me here!
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Merci beaucoup!
A BIENTOT
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January 16, 2022
Thank you so much Mary!
January 14, 2022
Wonderful post! I have it bookmarked for future reference. And that lamp. Totally adorable!
January 14, 2022
Thank you Alice. You and I share the same addictions! xo
January 14, 2022
Mary, they are French antique enamel lunch boxes.
January 14, 2022
You have the effortlessly elegant touch. Love this post and need the French soap please. I too change out my kitchen towels with the season. I’m addicted to pretty kitchen linens. I buy them to give away then end up keeping them sometimes. My towel basket is overflowing into the cabinet drawers.
January 14, 2022
The third picture the blue and teal containers what are they called and used for?
January 14, 2022
Thanks, Anja! I love my ironstone, it’s not always out of the armoire, but when it is I enjoy it! Happy Friday!
January 14, 2022
Gorgeous vignettes in your kitchen, very inspiring.
January 14, 2022
Beautiful. Ty.
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