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The French Connection.


The French Connection

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Author Betty Lou Phillips is fascinated with all things French--and her French Connection hones her interests and focuses on the changing styles of French furnishings furnishings

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 over the decades. Any involved in French style and interior design must have French Connection: it surveys distinctive interiors which blend French with other international elements, providing a survey of French designers and patrons of the arts and dual pursuits of glamour and ease in home tastes. Her history of Parisian and French flair and how it translated to home interiors makes for an outstanding introduction.
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