Renovation in Provence: Living Room Reveal
Ashley TinkerWe still haven’t hung any art yet! Soon. Notice we kept some of the blue on the ceiling.
The living room reveal from our Renovation in Provence! More photos to come.
When we first put this rather large bookcase in the room Robin wasn’t too happy with me as he first …Continue reading here for photos of the newly finished living room.
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