ctread Any idea of where these small,lights come from?

ksspielmann Light fixture

LDa Architecture & Interiors Hello! It is a Fortuny fixture. http://www.fortunyshop.com/categories/Silk-Fortuny%C2%AE-Lamps/

Lightology It sure is! These fixtures have a great history behind them, we have a video that tells the story and you can also shop all the styles here:
http://www.lightology.com/index.php?module=vend&vend_id=217
Thanks!
Lindsay from Lightology

lfeess window coverings . Where are they from?

Anne DeCocco Do you mean the paint color on the walls? I think Sherwin's Lemon Chiffon/6686 is very similar. I love those accent lights on the ceilings!

Anne DeCocco An upholstered armchair with open sides by the arms in a french styleis a fauteuil. A bergere also has open sides, but the back is usually full upholstered (or closed) and is of more generous proportion.

bepsf Decocco is correct in that a Fauteuil has open, carved arms - often with an upholstered pad...
...but a Bergere does not - It has enclosed/upholstered arms.
A Marquise is a bergère with a low coved back that sweeps without a break into the armrests. Marquises were often built wider to accommodate the Panniers that were in style for Women's Spanish and French court clothing during the 17th and early 18th century, but many of these chairs have since been cut down to narrower widths.

Lightology Thanks Jennie N. for the recommendation! These lamps have a great history behind them, check out the video story we did and shop all the different styles here:
http://www.lightology.com/index.php?module=vend&vend_id=217
Thanks!
Lindsay from Lightology

adventuress what color is the woodwork and ceiling? I love that creamy white!