On entering the bedroom through a pair of amazing 18th century painted doors, La Madone continues to surprise. The room is furnished simply in the same calm shades.
The heavy silk drapery fabric, which also covers the dressing table bench, is a vintage print of tiny rosebuds and stripes...................
.......a tall cream armoire for our clothes is embellished with an interesting carving.
In the bathroom area the tiny windows were covered with simple linen curtains as were the shower and storage area curtains.
And.............where did we enjoy a typically French breakfast after a great night's sleep? I'll show you next time.

It my be in the eye of the beholder, but I am so in love with it all and that door, second picture down, I want to marry it, love the pics as always I adore your blog
ReplyDeleteToo beautiful! I would love to stay in a place like this!!
ReplyDeleteHi Mary
ReplyDeleteThose rooms are so beautiful! Thanks for showing the pictures to us. Are you getting back into the routine of life here in NC again or is your heart still in France?
Hugs, Rhondi
Just to beautiful! It is just like in my dreams when I think about some places in France... I would love to see all the pics! Love, Vanessa
ReplyDeleteLove the soft neutrals. And the shutters behind the bathroom sinks are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteOh Mary...I don't think I would have ever left there. What a beautiful room. Stop by and visit my blog when you have a chance. I miss your visits :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful elegance! Shabby, rustic and totally awesome!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your French breakfast!
I really wish we could get together soon. I am so incredibly busy with so many things just now. I'll be glad when things settle down so we can have lunch.
Little Andrew and Coy will be here tomorrow. Leah and Hubby will be going to Florida for four days. Can I handle two little ones in diapers?!!
Hugs,
Deborah
Mary, what a treat to stay there! The style is so calm & beautiful. I am not sure how to describe it...but it is elegant in it's simplicity. Effortless, not at all contrived.
ReplyDeleteA dream of a room!
It is good to have you back Mary, and you certainly have wonderful pictures to remind you of your trip.
ReplyDeleteNancy
Hello dear Mary, I am beholden to you for sharing all this beauty. I love it all. Can't wait for the breakfast info. Big smile!!!
ReplyDeleteI have therapy and gotta run dear.
Love...Jeanne
My wife should be reading these being the Francophile she is! Lovely.
ReplyDeleteAh, beautiful Mary! Congrats on your interview by Giorgina. I'm in good company with all you ladies.
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