"Everybody Loves Stripes: Decorating Between the Lines" by Alexandra Morris Flint and Emma Bazilian collected cottage Charleston Gray is named after

Charleston Gray is named after the much loved home of the equally artistic and intellectual Bloomsbury Group in East Sussex

streamlined design and understated minimalist charm

The traditional slender arm

Simply framed by brown oak and perfect in pairs or multiples

"Everybody Loves Stripes: Decorating Between the Lines" by Alexandra Morris Flint and Emma Bazilian collected cottage Charleston Gray is named afterReaders will discover decorating inspiration for every style imaginable coastal, classic, eclectic, modern, bohemian, rustic, and charming with beautiful color photographs highlighting the many ingenious ways that stripes can be applied in everyday interiors, from subtle strategies like ticking stripe upholstery and sheer window treatments, to over the top techniques such as tented rooms and graphic painted floors.