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Sister cottages built by German architect and builder William Pautsch Galveston Decor To Adore

History· Travel

The Historic Holiday Homes of Galveston

Recently I traveled to the delightful island of Galveston located on the Gulf Coast of Texas. There I encountered The Historic Holiday Homes of Galveston. The Historic Holiday Homes of Galveston Every year the East End presents a holiday tour of homes. But this is not just any home tour as the island is home to several of the most significant architectural gems in the nation. Galveston was once the wealthiest city in Texas. It has persevered over the Great Fire of 1885 and the Galveston ... View the Post

12.12.18

Official wedding portrait

Royal Family

The Wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank

The Wedding of Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank took place on Friday, October 12, 2018, in Windsor, England. The Brides Dress Princess Eugenie's bridal gown was designed by Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos. The gown featured a neckline that folded around the shoulders and dipped into a low back.  It had long sleeves and a cathedral length train. The true beauty of the dress was the fabric. It was a silk, cotton, and viscose blend which was woven into a jacquard fabric. The ... View the Post

10.14.18

France· Garden· Travel

Fall, In Love With France

Welcome to the Fall Porches and Patio's tour hosted by Amber of Follow The Yellow Brick Home. I recently traveled to France for ten days. I spent the first 6 days in the South of France and the warmer climate had yet to show any signs of fall. If you are coming over from Panoply, welcome! Doesn't Rita have an amazing green thumb! Here at Storybook Cottage in Texas, there is not much fall to be found. The summer blooms of roses, morning glories, zinnia's and impatients are still going ... View the Post

10.09.18

The Quilt House La Maison du Boutis

Fashion· France· History· Travel

The Quilt House La Maison du Boutis

In the Occitanie (Occitane) region of southern France lies the small village of Calvisson. In the petite town center sits an unassuming building, The Quilt House La Maison du Boutis. The Quilt House La Maison du Boutis True treasure awaits behind the soft blue colored doors. Boutis (stuffing) is a type of Provençal quilting that has been made in the South of France since the 17th century. Two layers of fabric are layered together, a design is marked out, stitched and then ... View the Post

10.02.18

The South of France Part II

France· History· Recipe· Travel

The South of France Part II

The loveliness of the Provence region of France is so enchanting that one post is not enough. So here is The South of France Part II. The South of France Part II This post is perfect if you would like to know more about Provencial Indiennes fabric. Beautiful French Fabric A Bit of History and a Museum Tour The Camargue region features the beautiful town of Montpellier and lovely little horses. A Visit To Montpellier, Regional Fare & Camargue Horses The town of Arles was the home of ... View the Post

09.24.18

Mas Predon

France· History· Travel

The South of France Part I

There is so much to see in The South of France Part I. While many may think Provence is overrated I think it is indeed worth all the hype. The South of France Part I A lovely place to stay. A Perfect Place to Stay in Provence Mas Predon My favorite experience in Provence. Carrières de Lumières Attending a French market is truly a feast for the eyes. Saint-Rémy’s Provençal Market  Indeed the entire village of Saint-Rémy is truly enchanting. Strolling Thru Saint-Rémy This sweet ... View the Post

09.21.18

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