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A serene destination home tucked into the mountainside near Park City, UT.
Furnishings and Decor: Contented Interiors
Artist: https://sabrinajill.com/
Florist: https://www.heidifirthfloral.com/
Photographer: https://www.lindsaysalazar.com/

A serene destination home tucked into the mountainside near Park City, UT.
Furnishings and Decor: Contented Interiors
Artist: https://sabrinajill.com/
Florist: https://www.heidifirthfloral.com/
Photographer: https://www.lindsaysalazar.com/

A serene destination home tucked into the mountainside near Park City, UT.
Furnishings and Decor: Contented Interiors
Artist: https://sabrinajill.com/
Florist: https://www.heidifirthfloral.com/
Photographer: https://www.lindsaysalazar.com/
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Folk Art Flowers' mums, dahlias and dara are paired with mums grown by Cairn Farm; plus: raspberry greens grown by Jello Mold Farm; gomphrena grown by Charles Little & Co.; and waxflower from Resendiz Brothers - all arranged by farmer-florist Carolyn Kulb.

Flower farmer Amy Brown of Laughing Goat Farm in the Seattle area grows fields of unique peonies each spring. Her seasonal centerpiece includes white 'Bowl of Cream' peonies, white lilacs and creamy David Austin garden roses.
Photography: Laughing Goat Farm

A serene destination home tucked into the mountainside near Park City, UT.
Furnishings and Decor: Contented Interiors
Artist: https://sabrinajill.com/
Florist: https://www.heidifirthfloral.com/
Photographer: https://www.lindsaysalazar.com/

Floral designer Laurie Henderson of Fab Floral incorporared local and seasonal peonies with an eclectic mix of blooms and antlers for an unique bridal bouquet.
Photography: Alex Knight Photography

A stunning fall centerpiece, grown and arranged by Eileen Tongson of Orland-based FarmGal Flowers. Fresh, seasonal ingredients include: Cafe au lait dahlias, Sebastian dahlias, orange cosmos, cockscomb celosia, Italian white sunflowers, scabiosa, zinnias, creamy yellow Dahlias, thai basil and apple mint. Design and photograph (c) FarmGal Flowers

Interiors by Connie Dean, Ethan Allen - furnishings, accessories, artwork, lighting. Homeowners Historic wood dining pieces.
Fresh Mantle Greens/Hydrangea, Wreaths and Swags by
Beth Kautzman-Lauter, Glendale Florist.
Professional Photographs by
RVP Photography, Ross Van Pelt.

A close-up photo of some of the client's Italian pottery and plates, and swatches of the fabrics in the award-winning valance design. I always bring a flower arrangement from Karin's Florist, in Vienna, VA, to thank my clients for their graciousness in allowing the photo shoot. Photography by Bob Narod, Photographer, LLC.

Saint Germain des Pres is considered the best area to stay in Paris. This famous Left Bank neighbourhood, known as the “Rive Gauche” to Parisians, has been a long time-favourite of intellectuals and artists. At your doorstep you will find a huge array of restaurants, bistrots, cafés, ice cream parlours, florists, artisan chocolatiers, art galleries and much more! Be sure to shop at Le Bon Marché and in the beautiful covered markets of Le Marché Saint Germain. Within walking distance of the apartment are the must-see Luxembourg Gardens, perfect for a morning jog, afternoon picnic or sunset stroll. The River Seine is also within walking distance so you can go to the Louvre or Notre Dame easily on foot. The Latin Quarter is a stone’s throw away with sights such as La Sorbonne and the newly refurbished Pantheon. Visit Le Marais district for shopping and dining on Sunday while the rest of the city is at rest. With its close proximity to Metro station

Interiors by Connie Dean, Ethan Allen upholstery and casegood furnishings, area rugs, mirrors, lamps and accents.
Fresh Greens, Holiday Trees, Garlands, and Swags by Beth Kautzman-Lauter, Glendale Florist.
Professional Photographs by
RVP Photography, Ross Van Pelt.

Saint Germain des Pres is considered the best area to stay in Paris. This famous Left Bank neighbourhood, known as the “Rive Gauche” to Parisians, has been a long time-favourite of intellectuals and artists. At your doorstep you will find a huge array of restaurants, bistrots, cafés, ice cream parlours, florists, artisan chocolatiers, art galleries and much more! Be sure to shop at Le Bon Marché and in the beautiful covered markets of Le Marché Saint Germain. Within walking distance of the apartment are the must-see Luxembourg Gardens, perfect for a morning jog, afternoon picnic or sunset stroll. The River Seine is also within walking distance so you can go to the Louvre or Notre Dame easily on foot. The Latin Quarter is a stone’s throw away with sights such as La Sorbonne and the newly refurbished Pantheon. Visit Le Marais district for shopping and dining on Sunday while the rest of the city is at rest. With its close proximity to Metro station

A beautiful coral palette from floral designer Sara McConneloug of VERDE-flowers.com includes viburnum from Neve Brothers in Petaluma, Calif.; Oregon-grown narcissus; locally-sourced protea and kumquats and acacia foliage from McConneloug's garden.
Photography: Verde Flowers

The Latin Quarter of Paris has a prime location close to everything. This neighbourhood is rich with history and literature fans will love immersing themselves in this area. This area is home to the prestigious La Sorbonne university. From your front door, you are steps from the Seine River and the Ile Saint Louis, Notre Dame and Ile de la Cite. Saint Michel, Saint Germain des Prés and the Jardin des Plantes are all within walking distance. At your doorstep you’ll find a huge array of restaurants, bistros, cafés, ice cream parlours, florists, artisan chocolatiers, art galleries and much more! There is also the famous Rue Mouffetard nearby, dotted with a wide variety of cafes, restaurants, butchers, grocers and more. Within walking distance of the apartment is the fantastic Pantheon, the resting place of many important French figures. The Jardin du Luxembourg is only a few minutes away - perfect for a morning jog, afternoon picnic or sunset stroll.

Farmer-Florist Eileen Tongson of FarmGal Flowers gathered three types of dahlias (Cafe au Lait, Breakout and Chimicum Katie), with yarrow, Siberian wallflower, orange cosmos, forget-me-nots, Dalmatian purple foxgloves, and spearmint for a stunning hand-tied bouquet.
Photography: Lacey Irving

Tailored Family Room with it's contemporary furniture and clean lines show off soft coco and tan colors. A pair of paisley pillows sit on twin lounge chairs. Damask drapes and bamboo shades dress a wall of windows.

The Latin Quarter of Paris has a prime location close to everything. This neighbourhood is rich with history and literature fans will love immersing themselves in this area. This area is home to the prestigious La Sorbonne university. From your front door, you are steps from the Seine River and the Ile Saint Louis, Notre Dame and Ile de la Cite. Saint Michel, Saint Germain des Prés and the Jardin des Plantes are all within walking distance. At your doorstep you’ll find a huge array of restaurants, bistros, cafés, ice cream parlours, florists, artisan chocolatiers, art galleries and much more! There is also the famous Rue Mouffetard nearby, dotted with a wide variety of cafes, restaurants, butchers, grocers and more. Within walking distance of the apartment is the fantastic Pantheon, the resting place of many important French figures. The Jardin du Luxembourg is only a few minutes away - perfect for a morning jog, afternoon picnic or sunset stroll.

Interiors by Connie Dean, Ethan Allen upholstery and casegood furnishings, area rugs, artwork, lamps and accessories. HomeownersHistoric Music Box on display as desk.
Fresh greens, Holiday Trees, Garlands and Swags by
Beth-Kautzman-Lauter, Glendale Florist.
Professional Photographs by
RVP Photography, Ross Van Pelt.
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