French country decor, on the rooms you already have
Soft florals and toile, distressed and painted wood, stone floors, gentle blues and creams, and a kitchen you want to cook in. French country is rustic and refined at the same time.
Suits: Kitchens, dining rooms, bedrooms and living rooms in older houses, and anywhere with a fireplace.
What makes a room French country
The style is drawn from farmhouses in Provence and the Loire: plaster walls in cream or pale blue, exposed beams, terracotta or stone floors, and furniture that is painted, carved and a little worn. Fabrics are linen, cotton and toile in soft florals and stripes. Kitchens have open shelves, copper pans, a big table and a range cooker. The overall effect is warm, domestic and slightly formal.
French country kitchen and bedroom ideas
In the kitchen, painted cabinets in cream or sage, a stone or wood worktop, open shelving and a farmhouse table. In the bedroom, an upholstered or carved wooden bed, layered white linen, a floral or toile curtain and a painted chest of drawers. Keep colour soft and let wood and fabric supply the pattern.
See it on your room first
French country involves paint, fabric and often flooring, which are worth previewing. Room AI applies the style to a photo of your actual room, keeping windows, walls and proportions in place, and lets you refine the result (more colour, fewer florals) before you buy a single metre of fabric.
See French Country on a photo of your room.
Free to download, with free designs to start.