Romantic French Homes by Lanie Goodman - Hardback - 176 Pages - French Interior Design & Architecture Coffee Table Book

Details Condition: New Format: Hardback ISBN: 9781800651623 Publisher: CICO Books Age Range: Adult Overview Romantic French Homes by Lanie Goodman is a beautifully photographed hardback celebrating fourteen extraordinary French properties. From a chic Parisian pied-à-terre to a restored Alpine ski lodge in Megève, and from a grand château filled with antiques to a sun-bleached Riviera beach cottage, this coffee-table book distils the enduring romance of French living, capturing light, texture, and heritage in equal measure. It is an essential addition for anyone who loves interior design, architecture, or the atmospheric pull of France's regional homes. About the Book Written by acclaimed arts and travel writer Lanie Goodman, this collection takes readers on a journey the length and breadth of France, from the streets of Paris to the French Alps, the windswept Normandy coast, the lavender fields of Provence and the sun-baked shores of the Riviera. The book is organised into four evocative chapters. Châteaux covers castles, grand country houses and elegant town houses filled with period detail and antiques. Bastides explores historic manors and farmhouses that capture rural Provençal charm. Maisons Bohèmes celebrates bohemian homes belonging to artists, writers and seaside dwellers, brimming with creative spirit. Paysannes & Pavilions showcases small, simple town and country houses where warmth and practicality take centre stage. Each of the fourteen homes reflects the personality of its owners — collectors, artists, and families — offering readers a genuine sense of place alongside stunning photography that highlights architectural detail, textiles, and lived-in warmth. Spanning 176 pages, this hardback is both a design reference and a keepsake, ideal for browsing on the coffee table or drawing inspiration for a home renovation project. Fourteen beautifully photographed French properties across four distinct regional styles. Organised into four clear chapters: Châte