Romantic French Homes Lanie Goodman Collection Featuring Elegant Parisian Interiors And Alpine Hideaways

Romantic French Homes by Lanie Goodman is a beautifully photographed hardcover book for anyone who loves French style, interior design, travel, or atmospheric homes. This BRAND NEW, hardcover edition (ISBN: 9781800651623) gathers 14 truly enchanting properties—from Parisian pied-à-terre and Provençal farmhouses to a sunlit Riviera cottage and a restored Alpine ski lodge—making it a must-have book collection for decorators, gift buyers, and readers enchanted by French living. Organized into four evocative chapters, this book explores a wide range of house types and regional influences, each captured with stunning photography that highlights architectural detail, antiques, textiles, and the lived-in warmth that makes these homes feel romantic and authentic. Whether youre hunting inspiration for a redesign or searching for a timeless boxed set to keep or gift, this paperback-alternative hardcover edition feels like a keepsake. Whats inside The homes featured in Romantic French Homes span the length and breadth of France: city apartments in Paris, grand châteaux, bastides in the countryside, bohemian seaside maisons, and humble paysannes and pavilions. Each home reflects the personality and passions of its owners—collectors, artists, and families—giving readers a real sense of place. Châteaux: Castles, grand country houses, and elegant town houses with period details and antiques. Bastides: Historic manors and farmhouses that showcase rural Provençal charm. Maisons Bohèmes: Bohemian homes belonging to artists, writers, and seaside dwellers, full of creative spirit. Paysannes & Pavilions: Small, simple town and country houses that emphasize warmth and practicality. Product details Title in this Set: Romantic French Homes by Lanie Goodman Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardcover ISBN: 9781800651623 Why readers love this book Inspiring photography that captures the romance and history of each property. Wide geographic range—from Normandy and Provence to the F