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I was inspired by a comment made yesterday on my "Which would you prefer?" post, here, by Leigha Oaks, of the inspiring Elle Oh blog. Leigha favors "ridiculously rough walls" over a more refined look. Here are a few different ways to feature the spirit of rough luxe. This is an 18th century home in Saintonge, France. The warm, mottled off-whites of its worn plaster walls, along with the gorgeous stone floors, create its welcoming warmth and invite you to run your hands over their smooth surface. I love the door, too. Simply Contemporary by Henrietta Thompson Photo by Solvi dos Santos This Norwegian bedroom wall faces the sea. To protect the home from the extreme elements, the wall was covered with old sails (probably canvas) and then painted. The wonderful craquelure that developed would be very hard to duplicate with anything new. Simply Contemporary by Henrietta Thompson Photo by Solvi dos Santos As this Italian home was renovated, the fresco was discovered and left in place. The whole setting is charming. Italian Style by Jane Gordon-Clark Photo by Simon Upton These beautifully textured walls are part of an old warehouse building in Marseilles. The inhabitant, painter Francoise Martinelli, created the collage, which becomes the room's focus on the white-ish walls. Simply Contemporary by Henrietta Thompson Photo by Solvi dos Santos In this bedroom, interior designer David Kaihoi and his wife, Monique Simard, found a tattered pile of hand-painted, 18th century Chinese wallpaper at an auction. They found three scenes, placed them on the walls and filled in the gaps with bits and pieces. House Beautiful Photo by Ngoc Minh Ngo Breathtaking! House Beautiful Photo by Ngoc Minh Ngo The natural, raw patina of the walls compliments the homeowner's hat display. I would like to see the curtains up close. Elle Decoration UK Photo by Jean-Francois Jaussaud What is your take on raw walls? Do you like their natural patina or favor a more refined look?

Découvert grâce à @mater_cha sur Instagram, l’artiste David Ferreira, une véritable mine d’or à exploiter pour le graphisme en maternelle. J’ai moi-même sauté sur l’occasion…

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