{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version

{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version
{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version

{Tagging this along with the previous post because it’s sort of a fresher, more modern version of the Belgian Country style. Designed by Toronto-based Jill Kantelberg, this home has that honest charm that is quintessentially Belgian country, but infused with a gallery-like feel. The kitchen (click for a video tour) has slab doors paired with earthy, handsome hardware that provides that rustic counterpoint. So do the flagstone floors based on 18th-century European churches and châteaux floors, for an authentically worn texture.} -- source link


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