byStacey Lindsay
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Stacey Lindsay is a correspondent for Remodelista, a one-stop sourcebook for the considered home. Born and raised in Massachusetts, she earned her undergraduate degree in media studies from Emerson College. While working in the film industry in New York, she discovered her passion for interior design, venturing to every loft tour and home boutique opening she could. Having recently earned her master's in journalism from University of Colorado at Boulder, she now resides in California.
Top 10 French Inspired Style & Design Blogs
A+B kasha Rive Gauche Rehab
Before-and-after photos and design musings from a renovation company located in the Left Bank.
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Bodie and Fou
The two French sisters behind the chic home and lifestyle boutique Bodie and Fou share their tips and ideas on “cool modern styling.”
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Ensuite
Photographer and DIY aficionado Clarisse Demory offers a mix of her lifestyle, art, and interior photographs, including peeks inside her flats in France and Bulgaria.
Esprit Bohème
A diary of quotidian French pleasures, ranging from dessert recipes to art projects.
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Factory Chic: Le Blog
The global art, food, and style inspirations from the notebook of a French furniture maker.
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Famille Summerbelle
Simon Summerscales and Julie Marabelle, the Anglo/French duo behind the global print and textile company Famille Summerbelle, share their inspirations, adventures, and product picks.
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French By Design
A self-described “design addict” from France, blogger Si shares her ideas and inspirations for creating an eclectic space.
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La Maison d’ Anna G
Born in Sweden, Anna now lives in Paris, where she writes about interior design in both French and English.
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Le Vestiaire de Jeanne
A blog rich with fabric cuts and styles from the popular French-born clothing line for girls.
VosgesParis
A consistently fresh source for ideas on decorating with minimal color and maximum style.
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