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"Jean-Louis Deniot Designs a Rustic Yet Sophisticated Farmhouse in France\nDesigner Jean-Louis Deniot and his sister, Virginie, recast an 18th-century Loire Valley farmhouse as an understated, elegant haven for her family\nParisian interior designer Jean-Louis Deniot worked with his sister and business partner, Virginie Deniot, to completely overhaul a centuries-old French farmhouse. Here, Virginie stands at the home's entrance.\n\nFor details see Sources.\nThe living room, which was once a stable, is anchored by a Collection Pierre sofa from Sutherland covered in a Romo cotton-linen blend.\nA '40s sunflower mirror in distressed gold leaf hangs above the living room fireplace.\nIn the dining area, a C. Jere\u0301 ceiling light is suspended over a custom-made table with a 19th-century Thai base; the set of 1940s straw-seat chairs is from Jean-Louis's Paris shop, Onsite Antiques.\nA side table by Herve\u0301 Van der Straeten rests on a Moroccan rug in the library/office.\nXavier Be\u0301jot photos are paired with a rustic console in the library.\nThe canopy in the master bedroom is of a Brunschwig &amp;amp; Fils fringed burlap; the canopy is lined with a cotton windowpane check and the walls are clad in a linen, both by Manuel Canovas from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout, while the pillows are of a Loro Piana linen.\nThe master bath features a black-painted tub.\nThe coverlets in a guest room are of a linen blend by Romo, the zebra-stripe pillows are of a Jim Thompson silk, and the walls are sheathed in a cotton Provenc\u0327al check by Pierre Frey.\nThe house Virginie Deniot shares with her husband sits on seven acres of farmland."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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