Among our “rare finds” you’ll find a number of factices. In the French language, the word “factice” means fake or dummy. When perfume manufacturers would launch a new fragrance they would create an oversized bottle, or factice—an exact replica of the new bottle. The factices were used as eye-catching display pieces and, today, are considered quite... [Read more...]
We recently read an article by decorator Phoebe Howard in Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles that detailed her 10 top tips for holiday entertaining. We couldn’t have said it better ourselves, so we decided to share: 1. Music is key. It sets the tone when you open the door and carries you through the evening. Start out with something lively and fun. Then... [Read more...]
Inspiration and French Style
Posted on December 10, 2009 By frenchquarters (Edit) Leave a Comment
As those who love all things French—and fans of other bloggers, too—our interest was piqued by a recent posting of a house that was clearly inspired by French architecture. The residence may be far away in Atlanta but its inspiration is universal! Property listing information is available from Beacham & Company, Realtors. Read More →
