Experts talk about the origins and hallmarks of this style known for whimsical patterns and bright colors, which was inspired by countryside manors of the British nobility, and popularized in the mid-20th century by American designer Nancy Lancaster.
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for it to be english country, it needs to be in the english countryside…inside the UK.. this tid bit was just maybe an entry into english country, its really not even close. english country is generational.
It’s a style. It doesn’t need to be in England anymore than Scandi needs to be in Scandinavia.
@sibby1699totally agree, that’s the beauty of curating and decorating.
And this style stands the test of time. Comfortable elegance !
Oh my, loved this segment. It says to me, do what you love, don’t worry about what’s in vogue today. 🥀
Georgetown has stunning houses 👌🥹🔥
I love this – so much of my beloved Southern style is much like this one – but the the Southern style is much more layered, and alas fewer books. .
0.32 and 1:11 has the perfect wallpaper to enhance the spaces. At 8:23 a room called the study, is my music room. I need space for the stacks of music and space for my music stand and this room has it. I see too many music rooms that have too many chairs, too much furniture as if the music was a background thought. It’s my life. Absolutely not a fan of kitchen islands with a sink and goodeneck faucets. Or a cooktop with stools across from it. Water or grease splatter anyone?