Thursday, 6 October 2011

Restored Country House near Nimes

Good morning sweethearts. Taking you today to the south of France, near Nimes, where we'll visit this stone country house built in the early eighteenth century. According to the locals it was a wine warehouse where Napoleon's army used to stay. Now it belongs to Appley Hoare, an antique dealer from London who is a specialist in French furniture of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries


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Photos by Eric Hérouville
All images from here.

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Posted by Kifus at 05:29
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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous6 October 2011 at 09:02

    beautiful! .....but that wall of plates would make me nervous! especially with kids, haha!!

    and thank you for that lovely comment on my page! I wish you a terrific weekend!!

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  2. Anonymous6 October 2011 at 09:03

    beautiful! .....but that wall of plates would make me nervous! especially with kids, haha!!

    and thank you for that lovely comment on my page! I wish you a terrific weekend!!

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  3. Maison de lin7 October 2011 at 00:17

    Hello,
    This house is beautiful! I love those plates with the crown in the dining room.

    Have a nice weekend
    Jérôme

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  4. NiceArtLife.com9 October 2011 at 04:18

    Hi Kifus,
    The images of this post aren't visible too (hope you can solve it, I'd love to see this house).
    Hugs,
    Jürgen

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  5. Kifus9 October 2011 at 07:39

    Thanks to all of you for your comments! Jurgen, I have no idea why you cannot see these photographs. I tried on three different computers and I could see them. And at least the people who left comments here were able to see them as well. Here is the direct link to the original source:

    http://campagne-decoration.dekio.fr/reportages/village/Decouvrez-la-fabuleuse-bastide-d-Appley

    Thanks for visiting and hope you are all having a wonderful weekend!

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  6. Lee9 October 2011 at 14:18

    What a beautiful blog and gorgeous photos of this amazing country house...whisk me away on a jet plane :)...I could move straight into that lovely home...not a thing would I want to change!

    Thank you for your guided tour :)

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