To develop a full appreciation for this room be sure to check out a few other posts:
1. nighttime view from the balcony here
2. view from the outside looking in here.
3. this incredible video of Scott jackhammering the stone wall as well as some "before" footage
I would've liked a more traditional-looking sofa in the cottage; but this is--to be sure--the only leather couch in all of France that would fit through the balcony door. Being so easy-to-clean, leather seemed like the best option. They don't exactly have upholstery cleaners readily available in the middle of rural France!
Jackhammer Time Lapse from Scott Lunt on Vimeo.
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Gorgeous. I realize it's just too much work for me to pull off at present, but you've inspired me to actually look at real estate in France. When I showed my husband the before-&-after shots you posted yesterday, he asked when we could move in.
How I would love to stay there! Maybe someday...
Where are the poster and tray from? Gorgeous!
What a process! I especially like day turning into night out the open door of the time lapse video. I also love the great vintage-y poster and the dark wood lintel... different layers of history. Congrats on all your hard work!
What a lovely space!
Ah... very nice.
oh how I'm loving all the earthy textures with modern touches. It's fresh and cozy all at once. speaking my style language, girlfriend.
What a fun video! I can't believe the amount of work that has gone into your beautiful home. Thank you for all the bits you're sharing with us!
My husband said the same thing..."when are we going to stay there?" Beautiful...
I think one of the things that I am loving The Most about this beautiful home are all the shapes of the doors and the windows. They're utterly and simply charming!
I'm certainly ready to move in! Really lovely work you've done - congrats on the accomplishment!
I am overwhelmed at the beauty of your transformation! Breath taking, yet comforting.
the door and window are as charming as they come.
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