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Back-entry style This informal back entrance, which leads inside from a garden, has the feel of an old European cottage. Unusual decorative touches, such as the wall-hung wooden rake, pitchfork and sifter, echo the rustic textures in the flagstone steps and wood beam.

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38 Welcoming Foyers

Your foyer makes the important first interior impression of your home. Our entryways of all sizes and styles offer inspiration for your decorating.

Earth Multi Color Slate Gauged Tile

Slate is natural stone that is quarried from reliable quarries in India. Long ago, sediment and dirt from a watercourse deposited dirt at the gateway of a superior body of water, giving this stone its unsystematic color variation. There will be visible variations in color and movement between pieces. This variation of color is what makes slate such a distinct and stunning stone. Slate tile has minor variations in size from one tile to the other because of its manual cutting process. Slate is…

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This Rustic Arizona Kitchen Feels Like a French Countryside Vacation

This Scottsdale, Arizona kitchen is cozy and clean, thanks to its French country look.

Great little reading spot...love the exposed stone, comfy chair, and book cabinet that appears to have been made to fit right into the timbers.

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I'm loving this feel, fresh and earthy at the same time

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Ever After - AH&L

Once upon a time, Atlanta designer Bill Cook decided that his mountain home was just too small. He wanted to be able to share the magical feeling he had every time he escaped to his Highlands, North Carolina, cottage with more friends and family. So Cook decided to tear down his post-war weekend home (Atlanta […]