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Charles Faudree Interiors
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MSRP: $40.00
Your Price: $26.40
Savings: $ 13.60 ( 34% )
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Manufacturer: Gibbs Smith
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Additional Charles Faudree Interiors Information
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The most beloved designer of Country French interiors, Charles Faudree has been working his magic on homes domestically and internationally for more than thirty-five years. His fourth book, Charles Faudree Interiors, continues to reveal his versatility in classic and international styles, and showcases his newest signature country French interior-his own new cabin nestled in the Oklahoma countryside-along with a tropical island retreat, a chic metropolitan high-rise, and homes done up in Georgian, contemporary and ranch high style. Here, in his personal, engaging manner, Faudree walks us through the challenges and successes of his newest designs that prove French Country can keep its traditional spirit and still be modern, surprising and edgy.
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What Customers Say About Charles Faudree Interiors:
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There is a slight bend at the bottom front of the front hard cover. The book was received in a reasonable time. Over all the book was in great condition. Since I am having Charles sign the book I was a bit disappointed. R.
This book is full of wonderful ideas for all homes big and small. A beautifully executed book that would look great on any coffee table as well
Faudree's books are always a feast for the eyes. You can see his animals are part of his family and right at home, too. I look forward to many more books. Thank you, Mr Faudree, for sharing your artist's eye with us.
I loved Charles Faudree last interior design book and think he is one my best loved designers,this is the 3rd book I've bought. Having said that though a little disappointed in this one. Too many plates on the walls. not his best work.
I have all of his books, and am a big fan.but something is "off" about this one. Most of the interiors seem contrived, stuffy, and a little outdated. The warmth and charm of the usual "Faudree mix" has been, for the most part, replaced with rooms that have all the banal originality and personality of a hotel lobby or furniture showroom. Skip this one.
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