English classic

Imagine stepping into a living room that feels like a warm embrace from an old friend, where the charm of the English countryside meets the comfort of a cozy ho

A number of years ago, I served as a historic preservation consultant during the renovation of a glorious Manhattan townhouse at 15 East 96th Street. The original owner was wealthy-in-her-own-right Lucy Drexel Dalgren who was waiting out prickly divorce proceedings in Paris in 1912 when she was introduced to Boston-born architect Ogden Codman, Jr. Codman was also an interior designer and most of the furnishings he used, both new and antique, were supplied by French sources. This required him…

English country style is popular in many places in the world, not just England, because of its warmth, coziness, and character. This style started in the rural parts of England and feature an abundance of antique, vintage, and/or thrifted traditional floral prints, natural materials, and classic furniture pieces that seem to be collected throughout the years. Here are some interior designer tips & tricks for how to decorate in an English country style in your home. Furniture PiecesThere…

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English Idiomatic Expressions and Examples, 10 idioms and their meanings with sentences Many people avoid using classical words to express their feelings, thoughts, and plans in everyday life. Words or phrases that are used as a metaphor in any sentence make the sentence more intense. Therefore, the use of idioms, especially in the English language, is quite common. When we express our thoughts through idioms, we explain situations in a pleasing narrative. In addition, when we use such words…

A series of homes with a slight French country influence. Which one is your favorite? 🏡🌳 #architecture #design #inspiration #curbappeal #… | Instagram

Music is often labelled a “universal language,” and according to the philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer, there is a good reason for that.

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