French Country Fridays 300: Celebrating French Vintage Decor

French Country Fridays

designthusiasm + shabbyfufu

Welcome to French Country Fridays, a place to find yummy French-inspired goodness for the home, plus French products and other aspects of a French lifestyle.

You’ll find a pair of featured posts from Shabbyfufu and myself, plus a varied selection of French decorating features, from video home tours and favorite French shops to a curated selection of French decor to buy.

Every week I focus on one room in my home that’s decorated with a modern French aesthetic, and there are home-keeping tips and tricks, as well. And finally, each Friday you’ll find a curated Pinterest board with a specific theme that’s inspired by French style.

Enjoy!!

Designthusiasm | Free DIY Printable Christmas Cards

Looking for a convenient way to create holiday cards? Try these free printable Christmas cards, save money and print as many as you like.

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Shabbyfufu | 20 Festive Holiday Gift Wrap Ideas

Festive and thrifty homemade holiday gift wrapping – make some this holiday season.

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Featured Room

The Living Room

See how our French inspired living room has evolved from old school to modern French Country and shop the room.

SEE IT HERE

Provençal Design with a Contemporary Twist

This style exhibits a balance between modernity and French classicism achieving restrained and timeless elegance.

See the video

Fabulous Favorite French Finds

To add a bit of French style to your home, click on the items below for direct links to the products. If an item is out of stock but may be restocked, I left it on the list.

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Featured Pins

Neutral Rustic Christmas Decorations

Pepper you holiday decor with rustic touches and antique finishes in neutral shades from beige to brown.

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Tips & Tricks

Before you get rid of a piece of furniture, consider whether it can be repurposed with a coat of paint, a fresh stain, or even sanding and bleach. New hardware can take it one step further.