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In this post: Do you love French Country decor? Here are the 6 defining style elements I use in every room to achieve modern French Country style.⇒

6 french country defining style elements

Could you describe your style in a few words?

I often think about what style elements define one’s look. It would take me quite a few paragraphs (if not pages) to explain how I see my design perspective, detailing the varied modes I draw influence from and how they work together for me.

It’s part French Country but it’s really more modern than that. It’s tailored and aims for elegance, yet is relaxed and casual at the same time. It draws inspiration from France and England yet caters to our decidedly American lifestyle, too.

Much easier, however, is to share with you the key visual elements I return to over and over again.

In many ways, these 6 components when used together, are the closest thing to defining my look. Almost every room I design incorporates all or most of these ingredients, and in fact, almost every item in each room can be traced back to one of these aspects.

Here are the 6 defining style elements I use in every room.

organized dining room

1. Gilding

Probably the single most defining style element is the use of gilding in the majority of my rooms. This most often takes the form of a vintage mirror but can also be seen in picture frames, hardware and other accessories. I’ve been known to roam around the house with gold paint and if it isn’t moving, it has a chance of becoming gilded.

french country living room chair

The gilded box is a resin reproduction which bears the cherubs I love so much. It sits on a modern lacquered tray, a testament to my penchant for a mix of styles.

6 french country defining style elements

A gilded uniquely-shaped mirror presides over a vintage ottoman bench, giving charming definition to an otherwise dull and unused corner.

6 french country defining style elements

I enjoy gilded paint finishes as much as, if not more than, actual brass or metal in my decor. For vintage chandeliers it’s generally authentic brass, but for the hardware details of a drapery rod an intricate paint finish adds a note of beauty.

6 french country defining style elements

2. White linen

I love contrasts and balance, and so each of my rooms includes pure white to offset the darks and colors in the space. In fact, white is my favorite backdrop off which each of the other elements can best be appreciated from.  Sometimes it’s the furniture, other times it’s marble and stone, but most often it’s the delicate pedigree of soft linen that balances the harder pieces in a room. All the better if it’s embellished with a feminine tonal embroidery.

luxury white bedding set

I love vintage tea towels and the ‘Frencher’, the better, with scalloped edging and refined stitch work.

defining style elements white linen

But I also appreciate the simple drape of a luxe washed linen drapery panel.

6 french country defining style elements

Napkins are an obvious place to enjoy white linen and they look best when punctuated by a crystal and brass napkin ring.

white dining table setting with rose napkin rings

Tablecloths of varied sizes work nicely, as well, and can be draped over occasional tables and bureaus.

6 french country defining style elements

3. Floral

Whether it’s fresh flowers, printed fabrics or delicate floral china, the beauty of floral is present in all of my rooms. Sometimes it’s subtle, sometimes it dominates a room, but always it sneaks in no matter how masculine the space.

summer refresh bathroom decor with purple flowers

I’m extremely picky about the print patterns I choose and I enjoy the lovely softness of the fluid sweet pea pattern on our bedding.

French Country master bedroom

Likewise, a bit of floral flourish on an aubusson rug is hard for me to resist, when delivered using subtle tones.

french country living room

I’m a huge fan of mixing china patterns and I select the pieces I collect ever-so-carefully.  It’s very personal which patterns speak to us and each item has the opportunity to delight, serving as a sweet little treasure.

mothers day brunch

And still, it’s impossible to overstate how much I love fresh flowers and ultimately, they are the crowning touch to any room. As pretty as a floral pattern can be, there’s absolutely nothing that comes close to the real thing.

french country style elements fresh flowers

4. Crystal

I confess, I have a thing for a bit of bling. It’s often a chandelier, or maybe a pair of sconces, or sometimes just a lovely set of crystal glasses set out on a pretty tray, but when a room is missing crystal it’s like leaving the house without my wedding rings.

defining style elements crystal sconces

For lighting especially, I always prefer vintage and the mix of crystal with aged brass is quite beautiful.  From the sconces I brought back from Italy to the French basket chandelier in our kitchen, I think crystal has the power to transform a room.

defining style elements crystal chandelier

Even tiny little pieces like a collection of crystal ink wells adds a note of elegance to your home.

6 french country defining style elements

Crystal stemware, as well, is a wonderful place to highlight the merits of a gorgeous cut crystal pattern.

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5. Patina

The underpinning for all these feminine touches that grounds every room I approach is the gorgeous patina of aged wood or chippy painted surfaces. The contrast of dark wood to white linen is oh-so-gorgeous, as is the mix of elegant gilding and crystal set against a backdrop of rustic aged pieces.

french country style elements wood patina

The French burled wood server that sits in our entry hall has the stunning deep patina of rich wood that, though aged, has been treated well.

white chalk paint vintage sideboard in the dining room

I enjoy painted wood surfaces equally as well, like the French chairs that once belonged to my grandmother, or the buffet server in the dining room that I painted myself.

6 french country defining style elements

Yet along with these classic and tailored pieces, I love to add chippy items, too.  Peeled layers of paint revealing years of use add charm and enchantment to a home.  

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Even better when gracing a piece pulled from the garden like a statue or timeworn urn.

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One of my favorite pieces is an antique candlestick from an Italian cathedral, in painted gilt wood with wonderful chipped patina.

french country home with vintage candlestick

6. Vintage Silver

Similar to my love of gilding is an appreciation for vintage silver. I enjoy mixing the metals together so it’s not an either / or proposition. Where gilding is often found on wood surfaces with finishes chipped or flaked, on silver I love the highs and lows of lustrous sheen against tarnished recesses. I utilize lots of small vintage silver accessories to pepper my rooms like one would add jewelry.

tea set in bedroom

From tea sets to candlesticks and everything in between, I lean toward delicately ornate. A bit of beading here, a touch of acanthus there, the intricate details are where the beauty resides.

6 french country defining style elements

Small silver pieces can be worked in anywhere including the dressing area or to add gentility to the bathroom.

defining style elements vintage silver and crystal

These 6 elements are the very same components I use to decorate a table setting when I want to give it a French twist.  They are simply the ingredients that round out a look for me and when one is missing I certainly notice it.

Am I the only one who thinks like this or do you have your go-to style elements, as well?

I’d love to hear in the comments below, the items your rooms cannot do without!

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  1. Rebecca says

    Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 1:39 am

    Those are wonderful elements and they work together beautifully in your style. I need to add a few of these to my decor, especially the silver. I love the depth and hues of real silver.

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 2:08 am

      Thanks so much, Rebecca! I agree about real silver, although I use silver-plate quite often, as well. I absolutely love finding an old tarnished piece in an antique market and shining it up and bringing it back to life… 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!!

      Reply
  2. Kim says

    Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 7:51 am

    Lory, you have such beautiful things and they all work so well together.

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 1:23 am

      Thanks so much, Kim!

      Reply
  3. Nancy @ slightly Coastal says

    Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 1:29 pm

    I love your design elements. At heart, so many of those elements are things I love in a room as well. Now I have this coastal house on a barrier island and feel like I’m being pulled in a different direction but I’m sort of fighting myself. For example, I just posted my blue and white plate wall and I have gilded shelves in the display…but if I were to take it in a coastal direction I should paint them a creamy white. Oh what to do. Every picture you shared was a treasure.

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 1:31 am

      Thanks so much, Nancy! I feel like I’ve actually seen coastal and French Country mixed successfully, so I’ll bet you’ll work it out perfectly… 🙂 In fact, I think that’s a challenge that would be really fun to explore. I think I would just think of the most beautiful resorts I’ve been to with that mix of European elegance and a relaxed seaside vibe. Places that come to mind – The Four Seasons in Nevis, Le Sirenuse in Positano and pretty much everywhere in the South of France.

      And now I’m running to see your plate wall… 😉

      Reply
  4. Jeanie says

    Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 9:53 pm

    Everything is so beautiful!!

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 1:22 am

      Thanks, Jeanie!

      Reply
  5. bobbi duncan says

    Wednesday, February 3, 2016 at 7:34 pm

    Lory, you know that I love your decorating sense. I utilize the same elements in our home. We have more English than French pieces of furniture, but these elements look just as nice in either. I’ve always been drawn to “bling” done elegantly—when I was seven years old, I saved all my allowance for over one year to buy an amethyst necklace I fell in love with, and the shop owner was kind enough to let me make payments on each week (a plus to living in a village where most people know each other). I guess I just love to look at beautiful things, whether it be home décor or a pretty sunset. I love the detailing done by artisans who took great pride in creating something beautiful that would last, allowing many to enjoy their time-honored craft. So much today is just thrown together, which makes me appreciate the things we have all the more.. Loved looking at YOUR gorgeous things, as always. Hugs!

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Thursday, February 4, 2016 at 1:45 am

      Thanks, Bobbi! I love your amethyst necklace story… 🙂 I enjoy English as much as French, in fact I think my style is somewhere in between (which is why I say it would take paragraphs to define it – easier to just show it… lol.) I, too, just love being surrounded by beautiful things. It makes life so much more pleasant!! Thanks for visiting!

      Reply
  6. Lou Lou Girls says

    Friday, February 5, 2016 at 2:38 pm

    Love! Pinned and tweeted! Thank you so much for sharing this with us at our linky party. We hope to see you next Monday @ 7 because we can’t wait to see your new creations! Happy Friday! Lou Lou Girls

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Friday, February 5, 2016 at 10:33 pm

      Thanks so much!!

      Reply
  7. Ellen says

    Saturday, February 6, 2016 at 9:57 am

    Our tastes are similar many ways, and your list is mine, but I would add books, so I guess that would be seven things? For me the white linen is more likely to be found in warmer months, so maybe it would be six after all.

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    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Saturday, February 6, 2016 at 12:36 pm

      Ha ha, thanks!! And you’re so right. How could I have left out books? For me it’s especially vintage leather bound books, but also beautiful coffee table books, the photo books I do and of course just books I love to read… 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!!

      Reply
  8. Janet says

    Tuesday, February 9, 2016 at 7:43 pm

    Oh be still my heart Lory. You have exquisite style and taste. Such gorgeous details. Great post. I have to go back to read it all again and look at your amazing photos again.

    Have a great week.

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Wednesday, February 10, 2016 at 11:19 am

      Thank you so much, Janet! What a lovely comment… 🙂 Thanks for making my day!! (Yesterday I spent at an antique market, so more goodies are on the way.)

      Reply
  9. LoralLee says

    Sunday, February 14, 2016 at 1:47 pm

    Thanks for this post, Lory. I’m a serious non-fan of the minimalist look. For me, too much is just right. I absolutely loved looking at the photos you included here. Enough elegance and detail to make my little soul very happy!

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Tuesday, February 16, 2016 at 2:35 am

      Thanks so much! Ha ha, I so agree about the minimalist thing… 😉 I must be surrounded by pretty things!! Thanks for stopping by!

      Reply
  10. Pamela Kearns says

    Saturday, March 19, 2016 at 10:11 am

    Wow! Thanks for the information!! It helps my thinking to understand what goes into your style!! I find that I have already been drawn to these elements in my collections of my treasures from my garage sales.
    Question: I have made several bears from family and friends clothing. I call them “Memory Bears” I collect teapots. I have now gotten around 50+ teapots in my collection. I also have vintage handkerchiefs.
    How would you incorporate those collections into your planning?

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm.com says

      Monday, March 21, 2016 at 1:37 am

      That’s an interesting question, Pamela. Do you mean in displaying them or creating them? For displaying, I think they sounds lovely together. Certainly teapots and handkerchiefs go perfectly together. So why not have a Memory bear sitting right nearby, maybe against a pillow that ties the whole package together, in a vignette on a shelf?

      Reply
  11. Nella says

    Monday, April 18, 2016 at 3:30 pm

    Lori, everything is lovely and I would totally agree! Your mix is my mix! Beautiful!

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 11:20 pm

      Thanks so much, Nella! Yeah, it’s not really intentional, but I just noticed I always use this mix of elements. Not surprised at all that it’s your mix, as well, since I love your style… 🙂

      Reply
  12. Cyndi says

    Monday, July 4, 2016 at 9:41 pm

    I too love this mix! Another thing I always add is a touch of black to each room. My husband always jokes about my love of silver and asks me, “Is the queen coming?” Well, I’m ready when she does!

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 12:48 am

      Ha ha… me too with all my gilding… 😉 Thanks for stopping by!!

      Reply
  13. Trixiebelle says

    Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 6:12 pm

    I really liked this article. Although my style is nothing like yours, reading this post helped me look at what design elements are important to me. I think of my style (loosely) as modern rustic, and I realized that in each of the rooms that I love, there are always some seashells, raw wood elements, large colorful glass floor vases, at least one antique piece, live plants, and modern cleaned-lined espresso/black furniture pieces. There are a few rooms that I have been wanting to tweak because they don’t feel quite right, and this article helped me realize what elements are missing in these rooms. Thanks for such an insightful article. I know this comment is coming nearly 6 months after your post, but I just found it on Pinterest. BTW, I really enjoyed the pictures of your home, it is lovely.

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Thursday, July 28, 2016 at 7:08 pm

      Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I am thrilled to be able to help someone else see their own design style in a more clear way. I’ve noticed for a long time that these elements are common to so many rooms that I love, so bravo to Pinterest for keeping still relevant posts in circulation… 🙂 And thank you for taking the time to let me know what I wrote resonated with you. It means a lot to me!

      Reply
  14. Miriam says

    Sunday, December 11, 2016 at 7:42 am

    Lory,
    thank you so much for this post! It is such a pleasure to find like-minded people 🙂

    Reply
  15. Lisa says

    Monday, January 29, 2018 at 10:19 am

    Your design style is so elegant. I love all the vintage pieces and feminine touches!

    Reply
  16. Mary says

    Friday, February 28, 2020 at 9:19 am

    Perfect, Lory, simply perfect! I’m grateful! Your words resonate for me…and, finally, I feel I’m on target with the “style/look” that fills me with smiles and satisfaction. Thank you for sharing your style elements and wisdom in decorating in the lovely style I aspire to. I now feel I’ve been on target but haven’t felt the confidence in my direction and what I’ve achieved thus far. Reading your words, I now feel complete–long way to go for me but, goodness, I am so thrilled to read Designthusiasm this morning! LOL My words may sound overboard but I have struggles with confidence so I’m hopeful my words come across in the most complimentary way to you.

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 12:12 pm

      Wow, just love your comment! Thank you so much!! Yes, definitely follow your heart… 🙂

      Reply
  17. Daphne says

    Friday, February 28, 2020 at 9:30 am

    Yes to all 6… everything is so beautiful…
    Love your style, elegance shows in everything you do…

    I always have to have blue and whit in every room…it makes me feel good..

    Thank you for the beautiful post….

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 12:11 pm

      Thanks, Daphne! And yes, to blue and white!! … 🙂

      Reply
  18. Barbara at Mantel and Table says

    Friday, February 28, 2020 at 2:16 pm

    Great things to consider Lory – thanks for the really helpful advice! Plus your rooms and vignettes are just so beautiful as always! And can we talk about teacups!??! ❤️

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 12:10 pm

      Thanks so much, Barbara!! Yep, I’m all about the teacups… lol!

      Reply
  19. eileen says

    Wednesday, July 29, 2020 at 6:50 am

    Your French burled wood server that sits in our entry hall, I have the same piece of furniture Question is what do you use on the wood and marble to keep it in good condition ?
    Thank You for your advice
    Eileen

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Friday, July 31, 2020 at 10:27 pm

      Hi Eileen! That’s one of my favorite pieces out of everything I own… 🙂 How fun that you have one too!! I use Lemon Pledge on the wood and just a damp cloth on the marble. I never serve on it so it doesn’t get stained. It’s mostly just dust to clean.

      Reply
  20. kim says

    Friday, October 30, 2020 at 12:43 pm

    I love your great look. I also LOVE chippy furniture but my husband doesnt want it in the house. He says there is a good chance the paint contains lead. What are your thoughts on this?

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Saturday, October 31, 2020 at 9:10 pm

      Hi Kim! Thanks for the kind words!! Most of my antique furniture isn’t painted. The painted pieces I have I either painted myself, or they are reproductions. In fact, the only genuinely old chippy-paint piece I have is the little aqua stool. Well, I also do have some antique gilded pieces like a mirror and a few chairs. We don’t have small children or even any pets that might eat the paint, so I don’t worry about it at all.

      Is your husband also concerned about newer pieces of furniture and accessories that do not pass the California Prop 65 standards? I used to worry about that and have passed up some key pieces until I realized that it’s so pervasive that it would be impossible to buy anything for the home (particularly faucets and appliances).

      Reply
  21. Carolyn Brown says

    Tuesday, January 19, 2021 at 11:39 pm

    Thank you so much for this post. I love the 6 elements that you use in every room and I use the same ones in each room in my home. I am fortunate enough to have a lot of family pieces in each element to decorate with. I love the look. Great minds think alike!

    Reply
    • Lory at Designthusiasm says

      Wednesday, January 20, 2021 at 8:52 pm

      So glad it resonates with you!!

      Reply

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