Once upon a time, my friend, Tina of The Enchanted Home dreamed of creating a forever home which would incorporate her favorite architectural and timeless designs and provide a breathtaking backdrop for memory making. As her dream unfolded, she decided that it might be a more meaningful and fruitful journey if she took some friends along for the ride, and that is how her popular and lovely blog “The Enchanted Home” was born. I’m lucky to call her friend and have had the pleasure of interviewing her.
If you have visited Tina’s blog, then you know she creates these inspiring posts which weave together stories from her life, her work, her passions, and her whims. I love her posts on Sundays where she shares a variety of topics, and this week’s post was especially real. The Enchanted Home grew into a busy successful brand with a shop and E-design services, yet Tina’s hospitality and blog continue to be a warm, engaging space on the internet.
Her inspiring French inspired home…I thought the long year it took to build our own prior French Country home was a long time, but Tina’s grand French chateau took more than 3 years of patient, loving craftsmanship to bloom. It has brought so many of us joy to watch Tina’s home, blog, and business flourish, and because she loves to cook and entertain, she treats us to the smartest menu ideas and hospitality hints.
Why I just had to share lovely details within Tina’s kitchen…Lately, the emails have been streaming in with questions about how Tina’s exquisitely crafted French Country kitchen came to be. Hello Lovely’s audience of interior design professionals and home decorators desire to have the veil lifted to reveal details and secrets behind the design. Who can blame you? I’m forever curious too!
What do we love about this French Country kitchen design besides its gracious owner who generously shares her recipes, floral tips, entertaining ideas, and decor inspiration? Creamy kitchen cabinetry with timeless style, rustic wood ceiling beams, bell jar pendant lights, a massive center island painted black, calacatta marble counters, the dreamy range, reclaimed stone flooring, blue and white accents, duet of farm sinks, and so much more!
Let’s ask our questions about the details and sources within Tina’s French Country kitchen in the comments at the end of this post, and we will allow Tina to respond as she wishes to enlighten us about some of the key ingredients in the design of this amazing kitchen!
When this French Country kitchen was taking shape, Tina’s readers were treated to a front row seat to the construction and progress. Let’s peek at the before and afters to appreciate all of the hidden details and layers involved in the creation of the kitchen.
B E F O R E…French Country Kitchen Decor Ideas Inspired by The Enchanted Home
(Above) Wire from kitchen cabinets: Heathcast of the UK. Pattern: Diamond Regency grill in bronze finish. (This brand may not have a web presence at the moment.)
Blue and white is Tina’s signature, and The Enchanted Home blog bloomed into a shop in which she gets to spread love for it (plus a variety of lovely home decor items!).
Ahhhhhh. It’s such an inspiring space with so many exquisite finishes and romantic moments. If you have a question about the design or details within her kitchen or need some decor advice, let’s ask our questions in the comments below, and if Tina finds a moment, perhaps she can supply answers!
Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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I didn’t know that “The Enchanted Home” is such a great inspiration for a country-themed kitchen. My mom wants our kitchen to look elegant to increase the house’s value before selling it. My sister suggested buying country kitchen decors online and shared this article with her.
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Hi Kayla. Best of luck as you tackle the kitchen, and I hope you’ll find lots of kitchen decor inspiration here on the blog! 🙂
Great kitchen decor ideas! I will surely try them out! Also, the pictures are very nice. Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks for reading. 🙂
I love Tinas white upholstered counter stools. Can you find out the brand. I thought they were Vanguard but I couldn’t find them on their website.
Thank you for your assistance
Charlene
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Let me see if I can find out – it has been nearly a decade since the kitchen was designed so it might be tricky. I’ll circle back with any info! Thanks for reading. 🙂
I’m just in love with these paint colors shown in the four sample can photo. Is there any way I could get the color information?? I would be so grateful!!
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Hi there. While I’m not certain of the exact colors – they are Farrow & Ball, and here are my guesses: the khaki/tan: STONY GROUND; putty: SHADED WHITE; grey: MOLE’S BREATH; creamy/pale yellow: POINTING. You can buy samples here: https://rstyle.me/+C5fb4wuXizdGEyYfZxNERw
Do you have any idea what material was used for the range hood?
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You could message Tina of The Enchanted Home on IG – she is a gracious friend. I’ll try to find out as well and circle back here.