Farrow & Ball’s paint & paper made it nothing short of magical.
The morning light dances through the trees into my east facing dining room, now turned boulangerie. I am still pinching myself that I get to bake in such a beautiful space.
I was very tempted to go neutral, but when I found Farrow & Ball’s delicate, bespoke wallpaper, I couldn’t resist trying something a bit more bold.
If you’re a history geek like me, you’ll love this! The floral pattern I chose was found in a private dressing room in a château in France. Auguste was expected to inherit the château but lost his life during the Revolution – he was a classmate of Napoléon Bonaparte’s!
This wallpaper pattern was also found in boulangeries near the chateau.
It was simply meant to be.
Walls: Parma Grey No. 27 in Dead Flat
Ceiling: Wallpaper from The Purnon Papers
Collection / Auguste 6501
3 Comments
Your place is beautiful, peaceful, orderly! Lovely!!
Stunning!!!❤
Absolutely beautiful ❤