Bonjour á tous, in this episode the family continues with the renovation of the chateau.
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Thank you!
I seriously loved the colorful embroidered fabric that was also displayed on the little sofa. You show remarkable restraint, choosing the solid. Perhaps that’s best, but I’m still dreaming of the colorful one.
That basket pattern fabric (in all the shades) was STUNNING! That would be amazing to see in your chateau! Amazing choices all around.
You don’t need to keep it plain because you picked a bold wall color. Tue bold wall color calls for bold contrasts rather than something demure. The first patterned one with the bits of red would be the perfect bed spread in the Tiffany Room. I would build the rest of the decor from the color palate of that gorgeous fabric.
20:47 perfect fabric alert
Oh, the copper kitchen pieces!!! Swoon ❤️❤️❤️
In 1973, I was 17 and spent an unforgettable week in Paris with a group of students and my aunt and uncle as chaperons. ❤️❤️❤️
Terry and Ash, Vivienne is a treasure. She is so generous with her time, talent, knowledge, and friendship. She and Simon are keepers! 😊❤😊
That first fabric you 😅pointed out that had a similar green-blue to the Tiffany Room provided the pops of other colors that would
make the jed stand out brilliantly, was perfect. My concern by going monochromatic is that everything cancels out everything else. I love
monochromatic outfits, and you’ve
i provided a lot of gold, try bringing in accent colors.
material heaven ❤
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Terry what was the name of the fabric shop where you saw the blue damask?
I do love Vivienne, too. I can't imagine anyone more fun to accompany me shopping. That is beside you guys and Stephanie and Philip.
There were so many gorgeous choices. I don't envy you.
The greenish grey paisley that you were considering for the curtains is sublime.👍
I was surprised by your final fabric choice. It appears to match the paneling perfectly, but it also seems a bit monochromatic. Perhaps you're already considering counterbalancing it with an accent colored gimp. Whatever you do will be amazing.
Now I'm anxious to watch Vivienne's recounting of the trip.
❤ from TX!
The thing is, it is fun to see all that glamour, and sometimes you find something there you can use and afford. But it should just reinforce for how much you accomplish WITHOUT having to spend like that. If the panels that you painted for your wooden room were to be sold in Paris, you would make a fortune and be famous. So use Paris for inspiration and small fabric purchases and braid and ribbon and just keep on keeping on. You are as good as Paris, and spend way less doing it. The trumeau you put in the other suite is something special. And cost nothing compared to Paris flea market prices. You are you, abd that is just fine.
and that is just fine.
Wow! Some amazing finds!
I am looking forward to the grand salon being done. It’s my favorite room.
Oh mercy I would have lost my mind in the fabric store. I kept yelling at the screen, Stop stop OMG look at that!!
I could have spent HOURS in that fabric store. The embroidery fabric with the floral design and blue-ribbon motif would have been beautiful on the furniture pieces you are restoring. I think they would have held their own in the room without being too much.
So amazing and yet overwhelming ❤
What a fabulous fabric store so many beautiful colours and patterns you must have been like a child in a sweet shop Terry no doubt you enjoyed it Ash lol ❤
The fabric you've chosen is perfect with the curtain fabric and the wall colours! Wonderful!!!
I love that flea market. I think it makes my heart beat faster because of all the beauty. Vivienne seems like a dear woman and I enjoy their channel. I love the fabric. ❤
What I wouldn't give to go shopping with Vivienne! What a fantastic team you three make.
Loved all the beautiful fabrics and trims. The chinoiserie panels were exceptional. Hope you had fun. I can't wait to see how you finish the rooms.
So what was the most expensive fabric there? I’d worry about stains with the plain colors. Would rather see that as curtains and a patterned fabric on the furniture. Thanks for taking us along.
So happy you got out and had some fun!
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I saw a large septarian nodule from Utah on a glass shelf!
While not an ‘antique’ per se, it’s certainly much older than anything else in the shops!
Curious to see a concretion from the US in France.
You need to look at Paris as a place for inspiration and for specific such as fabrics and passementerie. Otherwise very expensive. Your talents at refinishing and upcycling serve you well with all your local and auction finds. Oh but what wonders to drook over!
I love the blue fabric, perfect with not being gaudy.. 😂 Vivianne is just a gorgeous lady inside and out, well knowledgeable and very talented 😊
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Wow so many fabrics so little time!! Fabulous store!😊
This was a splinded way to share your experiences. I loved the flow, the conversation, the intimate sites, and the music. Your perspective theads my own. I followed the link from Chateau Love vlog. So glad I did. Thank you for sharing.
Eternal Sorrow and Joy is so beautiful. A wonderful choice of music.
Fantastic,great ideas . Glad you had a nice getaway .
Looking at all the fabrics had me dreaming 😊, I love the one you picked the furniture is going to be stunning.❤
The fabric you bought is lovely, but a bit too matchy matchy for that room. A nice cream color would stand out and be stunning.
I just watched y'all on Vivian's channel. Love your visuals. What fun y'all had. I really enjoyed watching.
I just watched Vivienne’s video and now I am watching yours.
I am sure you will find some lovely things in Paris.
Gorgeous places to shop, so envious!
This episode was marvelous! Thank you for taking us along to Paris. I haven’t been there in six years 😢
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I'm a little surprised that half way thru the video and she hasn't given you a present. This may be a record but I guess we have to wait until the end. Common gal, where's the bling, you always have the best jewelry gifts!!!
So many amazing antiques and fabrics. What a wonderful way to spend 3 days in Paris!
I’m all about wandering around a fabric shop with 🍷❣️
Can not wait going to be beautiful❤❤❤
When it’s winter with no leaves on the trees you can see the buildings…
Gorgeous fabric find, it does match the room perfectly!
Well done on the fabric choices, will look amazing ❤❤❤
My wife and I were shopping in Paris about 40 years ago, and we found a beautiful pair of arte nouveau silver candlesticks at les Halles flea market…still admire them. I enjoyed your shopping trip…triggered lovely memories. Thank you for taking us along.