Today is the day! Please join me over at My French Country Home where Sharon is celebrating her first blog birthday with daily giveaways. Today she is featuring my contribution... custom painted bookends for the winner. Let's go see... here!
Welcome back! And now on to an uber creative family in Provence who did not leave their work at the office, but rather used their home as the perfect expression of their love of painting.
Jean Pierre Misbach, Estelle Misbach and Danielle Misbach are the creative forces in the family. They have transformed their home into a wonderland of colours, designs and textures.
Look closely at the walls.
Utilizing the cool colors of gray, mauve/amethyst and Provencal gray and supplementing them with the warmer colors of yellow, orange and red, Jean Pierre has painted most rooms of the home.
Classic Italian and French influences are found here, along with trompe l'oeil, ornamentation, faux marbre, faux bois- a decorative painter's dream.
Estelle Misbach designs jewelry, beaded handbags; Danielle Misbach paints charming pieces of furniture besides her canvas art.
A wonderful example of joie de vivre, wouldn't you say?
[Images via Maisons de Campagne]
Good morning Ann, It's such fun to have you over here as my giveaway sponsor - thank you for your generous prize.
ReplyDeleteI love this post today, this house is stunning
Sharon
My French Country Home
Beautiful work, my goodness you are so talented!!! I love the paintings....I can see why Sharon is wondering if your neck gets sore......I am really blown away by your painting on the ceiling....fabulous!!!
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Margaret B
Dear Annie, First let me congratulate you on the above post. I love the subtle, aged colors. And how generous of you to share your talents in Sharon's giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have been an admirer of yours for some time and that is why I have chosen you to receive the Stylish Blogger Award.
Here is a link to my post to see what it is all about.
http://ginaceramics.blogspot.com/2011/01/stylish-blogger-award.html
Again, Congratulations,
Gina
hello I am here by way of MFCH. Joie de vivre. living well. that really is the point. if you arent living it, something needs to change, n'est pas? (hope i used that correctly) Loved these shots...thought the blue wall with the leaves was best.
ReplyDeleteBonjour Ann,
ReplyDeleteJust found your beautiful blog via Sharon. Your work is gorgeous. I'm oof to visit your website now.
These Provence images are so full of inspiration. I'm a new follower and will be back again soon.
Mimi
Hi Annie! I just became your 40 Follower! Your blog is stunning. I'm so glad Sharon shared such a treasure with us! Thanks for filling my day with beauty and inspiration.
ReplyDeleteIt's all gorgeous, but that beautiful cream trompe l'loeil around that old wood door......be still my heart!
ReplyDeleteI love the mosaic tiled floor by the sink. I can seen an inspriation for a quilt in the design and the colours. Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful work. I love the image that the relic was worked into.
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