Modern French Interior Design Elements: Luxurious New Queen Creek Home
In 2018, we toured a home for sale in Queen Creek, AZ (where I may be retiring someday) designed with nods to a modern French aesthetic. Today, we’ll revisit the home since it is on the market once again. What makes touring it more interesting is that the decor has changed a bit from the last go around. So today there are additional modern French interior design elements to notice. Also, MAKE YOU SURE YOU WATCH the youTube house tour toward the end of this post of a freshened traditional home. You’ll get an interior design lesson that may be just what you needed!
Lovely Modern French Interior Design Elements: house tour as well as photos of a Luxurious New Queen Creek Home.
Modern French Interior Design Elements: Luxurious New Queen Creek Home
New French inspired home with traditional architecture as well as chic modern interiors.
The property: 6 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, 6,760 square feet, white stucco exterior, one level, mountain view, built in 2014, synthetic grass, .76 acre
20521 E Pecan Lane was designed thoughtfully with character rich architectural details as well as a contemporary floorplan.
Overview: Black and white color palette, brass hardware, traditional architecture, high ceilings, custom millwork, grand room sizes, elegant yet accessible, abundant storage, ornate ceilings, sculptural lighting, glamorous touches
Luxurious White Marble Kitchen With Gold Accents
Modern French Interior Design Elements: house tour as well as photos of a Luxurious New Queen Creek Home.
Here’s a similar gilded iron lanternpendant for a French look:
Pale color palette, light wood floors, and modern lighting grace the interiors in this custom Southwest home…luxurious indeed.
What a vivid surprise in this bath with its Penguin Library Osborne & Little wallcovering and sunburst mirror!
New French inspired home with traditional architecture as well as chic modern interiors.
Unexpected Decor in this Home
Pale color palette, light wood floors, and modern lighting grace the interiors in this custom Southwest home…luxurious indeed.
20521 E Pecan Lane was designed thoughtfully with character rich architectural details as well as a contemporary floorplan.
Pale color palette, light wood floors, and modern lighting grace the interiors in this custom Southwest home…luxurious indeed.
A Must See House Tour!!!
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It’s a lovely house, but I don’t see a single thing in it that is French. I have been in many homes in France, in various regions, some old, some new. None of them look like this. French people would call this a contemporary American home!
Yes – I hear you – and this is another one of those semantic things. The architecture on the outside, the pale color palette in most of the interiors, and the light wood floors are all considered French inspired. ‘Modern home in France’ would look decidedly different, but in terms of how homes in the USA are marketed, Modern French makes sense to a lot of buyers who aren’t looking for materials sourced in Europe or French antiques. Remember when interiors were simply ‘country style’ before the marketing picked up for ‘farmhouse.’ Same thing that drives purists cray cray! Awesome topic for a blog post and sorry if this drives you nuts!
Joanna
October 21, 2019 / 6:30 pm
I agree with Gail in that the home does not have French bones , nor decor inside. It is a beautiful home but more American than French.
I did love the video and interview! The decorator did a wonderful job of bringing together a traditional aesthetic with the needs of a young family. It has all the trademarks of traditional design but is not stuffy, quite the opposite.
Not at all! I don’t blame you at all – I went with modern French because that is how the home is being marketed not because I am branding it that. Have you noticed that sometimes I’ll call our home a European country cottage, other times a French Nordic home, a French inspired modern farmhouse…and a lot of folks call our house modern Belgian or modern French. hahahahaha – talk about keeping things loose! 🙂
It’s a lovely house, but I don’t see a single thing in it that is French. I have been in many homes in France, in various regions, some old, some new. None of them look like this. French people would call this a contemporary American home!
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Yes – I hear you – and this is another one of those semantic things. The architecture on the outside, the pale color palette in most of the interiors, and the light wood floors are all considered French inspired. ‘Modern home in France’ would look decidedly different, but in terms of how homes in the USA are marketed, Modern French makes sense to a lot of buyers who aren’t looking for materials sourced in Europe or French antiques. Remember when interiors were simply ‘country style’ before the marketing picked up for ‘farmhouse.’ Same thing that drives purists cray cray! Awesome topic for a blog post and sorry if this drives you nuts!
I agree with Gail in that the home does not have French bones , nor decor inside. It is a beautiful home but more American than French.
I did love the video and interview! The decorator did a wonderful job of bringing together a traditional aesthetic with the needs of a young family. It has all the trademarks of traditional design but is not stuffy, quite the opposite.
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I love it too!
I hope we weren’t too critical. Love your blog!
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Not at all! I don’t blame you at all – I went with modern French because that is how the home is being marketed not because I am branding it that. Have you noticed that sometimes I’ll call our home a European country cottage, other times a French Nordic home, a French inspired modern farmhouse…and a lot of folks call our house modern Belgian or modern French. hahahahaha – talk about keeping things loose! 🙂