Difference from English Country Style: Gray tones are restrained, not a pile of floral prints

The interior of a French or Belgian farmhouse, distinctly not an English cottage. English cottages rely on floral patterns, patchwork, crochet, and layers to create warmth; here, there are no patterns at all: textiles are plain, natural linen, walls are a single gray-white lime wash, and furniture is unpainted old wood. Warmth comes from the texture of the materials and the fire in the fireplace, not from patterns and the quantity of objects. The overall impression is quiet, gray-toned, and restrained. Avoid: adding floral and plaid fabrics, using patchwork and crocheted textiles, stacking many throw pillows and decorations, making colors sweet and rich.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個法式或比利時農舍的室內,明顯不是英式小屋。英式小屋靠碎花、拼布、鉤織與層層堆疊製造溫暖;這裡完全沒有圖案:織品是素面的原色亞麻、牆是單一的灰白石灰漆、家具是未上漆的舊木。溫暖來自材料的質地與壁爐的火,不是來自花色與物件的數量。整體是安靜、灰調、克制的。避免:加入碎花與方格布、使用拼布與鉤織織品、堆疊大量抱枕與擺飾、把顏色做得甜而濃。