Saturday, September 27, 2008

Rachel Riley and Caroline Arber Photography...


The August issue of Country Living UK featured an absolutely stunning French country home owned by clothes designer Rachel Riley.

From the magazine - With it's quirky turrets and rococo orangerie, framed by formal gardens, leafy apple orchards and seemingly endless fields, clothes designer Rachel Riley's 16th-century chateau on the borders of the Loire Valley is the quintessential fairytale castle.

That it is! I LOVE the pastel hues, floral fabrics, gilt furniture and that oversize stone fireplace!

That is my dream living room right there. I would even decorate it almost identically :)

(pic 1 & 3 courtesy of frolic)



All the dreamy photographs of this home were taken by another wonderful discovery - Caroline Arber.

Discovering her website was such a treat. With a range of subjects such as Interiors, Lifestyle, Food and Flowers she really knows how to capture such beauty and warmth in even the simplest things in life.

Following are a few favourite images of her work, Enjoy! :)










9 comments:

Country French Antiques said...

What a beautiful place!
Thanks for the photos!!

Miss Kris said...

Oh my Gosh! Love these! Such beautiful pictures, thanks Anna for sharing!^_^

vicki archer said...

Rachel Riley's home looks absolutely wonderful - what a gorgeous post.

vosgesparis said...

surfing from blog to blog i get so much inpiration on decorating , all so different and all so beautiful

Things That Inspire said...

Beautiful images. It is hard to believe some people live like this!

Chris@Shoestring Chateau said...

absolutely beautiful, my dream house,thankyou for sharing this.you have such a great blog.chris.

Millie said...

Just fabulous Anna! I'm really taken with the Dining Room pic in Caroline's photo group with the chandelier set oh so low over the table, just gorgeous!
Millie ^_^

Porchlight Interiors said...

Amazing photography and such gorgeous rooms. Very inspiring! Tracey x

LIBERTY POST EDITOR said...

I love the light filtering in gently to each room. Lovely.