My name is Cindy and I am the founder and creator of Edith & Evelyn Vintage! I grew up in a very small Southwest Missouri town, a rural community, surrounded with miles and miles of farm land. I was raised by a very strong, savvy mama that was widowed at an early age, leaving her to raise me and my older brother alone and on a tight budget. Edith was a creator, a picker, and a DIYer way before it was cool or trendy. She knew how to create a beautiful home from vintage finds and castoffs, getting the look she wanted without spending a lot of money. Mama scoured yard sales, flea markets, estate sales, and anyplace else she could find, looking for beautiful pieces, at bargain prices, to decorate our small home. If she found treasures that needed repairs, she could do it, and she would magically turn some of the most down trodden pieces into things of beauty! Though her talents were born of necessity, Edith had an amazing, creative eye for transforming trash into treasure. She knew how to “get the look” with minimal cost, and had a beautiful, comfortable style. My love of vintage and antiques comes from her. She taught me the art of “picking” and creating at a very young age, and showed me how to create a beautiful home, no matter the budget, using vintage and antique pieces. She was one of the strongest, most amazing, resilient women I’ve ever known. If Edith were here today, her style would probably be called Farmhouse or Cottage style…..though she did like a little “fancy” thrown in here and there!
At the age of 22, I moved to the deep South, and instantly fell in love with it’s people, food, culture, and traditions. It was there that I met my wonderful husband and my second mama in this story…..Evelyn. My mother in law was a gentle, petite lady with bright red hair, and always dressed to “the nines”. Evelyn was what my mama called a “fancy lady”, and she didn’t mean that in a negative way. They got along famously, and though they had very little in common, they were instant friends the moment they met. Evelyn, a true Southern lady, loved beautiful things…..french furniture, fine china, crystal, silver, and pearls. She was a collector of many beautiful things and could never get rid of anything. She had a formal living room filled with French Provincial furniture, and a dining room filled with gorgeous antique pieces for entertaining. Evelyn never walked out of the house without looking like she was going to high tea, wearing several strands of pearls, and always matching shoes and handbag. She was indeed a fancy, stylish Southern lady. She loved me like her own, and I her. Evelyn’s style definitely leaned toward the French Provincial style.
Both of these beautiful women heavily influenced and inspired my passion for decorating with vintage and antique pieces, and my love of french furniture. When I began my antique business in early 2011, I felt it was only fitting to honor Edith & Evelyn by naming it after them, and so Edith & Evelyn Vintage was born. I have spent so many years thrifting at antique markets, and finding those one of a kind treasures that make a home unique. Buying and selling vintage and antique pieces for E&E Vintage is a way to feed my passion, but also pass those beauties on to others to create their own beautiful homes. I curate our selection very carefully, only offering pieces that truly reflect my own style, or as I like to say, the E&E style!
When I first started blogging, I wrote more about the thrifting, antique markets, and the antique beauties that were heading into the E&E shop. And then, several years ago, the blog evolved into something completely different and unexpected, when I wrote about the home renovation of our new {vintage} home, and how we were designing and decorating each room. We had purchased a beautiful, but sadly neglected, 1970’s French Country home in the same little town that I grew up in. Slowly, but steadily, we are completely renovating the entire home one room at a time. My husband and I are doing all the renovations ourselves and blogging about the process along the way. With each room, we incorporate vintage and antique pieces to create a layered, “collected over time” look. My style is what I like to call Vintage French Chateau, with a bit of Farmhouse thrown in here and there. I love to mix several different decorating styles, channeling my inner Edith & Evelyn, mixing opposites like the gilt of a chandelier dripping in crystals, with a chair upholstered in burlap or an old grain sack. Opposites do attract, and can be perfect together….just like Edith & Evelyn.
Thank you so much for following along on my unexpected journey!
Cheers,
Cindy
Wanted to give you a welcome to our beautiful city! You have found the most inspirational area to live for creative people. I was at a charity event earlier this week & the person speaking a comment about how blessed we are to live in such an artistic & creative community! I moved from north Alabama 5 years ago & I have never regretted the move. The variety of events and community activities will keep you very busy. I moved to my. new (smaller) home in August & it definitely takes a while to get things in their proper place, so take your time & enjoy the new challenge.
Thank you so much, Teresa!
Your selling your beautiful home.?? I have been scanning every detail in your Reno It turned out amazing. I told my husband how much I love your style! Well I hope it goes to Simone that appreciates everything you have done!
What a beautiful testimony and tribute to your two wonderful moms !
You write a beautiful saga!
Love your story! Thank you!
Beautiful story. So glad you let us into your life as it unfolds. You blessed both women as they had blessed you. Now you bless us with your reveals. Thank you.
Thankyou for the beautiful story how your buisness began. Both Ladies surely made an impact in your life.What a Beautiful Way To Honor them both. YOUR DECOR IS EXQUISITE! LOVE IT! surely they are smiling down on you.
Thank you so much, Debbie!
Hi Cindy, you are my number one blogger, love your style, talent and kindness. I just bought two little French chairs for $10/pr and was in the process of getting ready for the redo, however, upon turning them over and seeing how dirty the webbing, springs and burlap was, (what appeared to be horsehair in the mix also) I decided to just remove it all. Then I go to look at your blog remembering you have done a lot of chairs and I see you have kept the springs. Have I committed a mortal sin by removing the springs? I was planning to cut a piece of plywood and covering with foam and batting. I have only eviscerated one so far, maybe i can rescue the other one, depending on your expert advice. Thank you Cindy for your time and congratulations on your soon-to-be daughter-in-law.
Have a rewarding and blessed day.
Patti
Hi Patti! Wow, $10.00 for the pair is a great price! Since you’ve already removed the springs, I would go with your original plan by using the plywood and foam. Once those springs are removed, they can be a real pain getting them back in securely. I’ve redone a chair by cutting the plywood for the seat and topping with foam, and then upholstering, and it turned out fabulous! I think that is the easiest way to go! Thank you for your congratulations! We are so excited!!
Hi Cindy, I am using the picture from https://www.thespruce.com/gray-wall-ideas-4582430 as inspiration for our den. Do you have any suggestions for window treatment for a sliding glass door that is right next to the bookcase? The flooring is a light beige. Any help would be appreciated! Thank you in advance!
Hi Ashley! I would check out IKEA! They have beautiful window treatments at great prices!
Just read your bio….I love your story and the history of your business name. Just found your site…. anxious to see and read more. Your “style “ is magical!
Hello, the blue chest that was featured today is painted in pure and original paint I think you mentioned awhile ago what is the name of the beautiful blue color please.
Hi Harriette! It’s a mix of blues, colors Libo Bay and Country Blue.
Cindy- would you feature my products -company on your blog? I am a woman owned entrepreneur in California who like you fancies French inspired design. My crazy obsession with vintage frames led me into my garage at midnight one evening only to surface with a jewelry storage solution using one of my beloved vintage frames. That drew the attention of girlfriend who popped by for lunch one day who insisted I make one for her that then went viral on social media and an unintended business was born in 2016. I’m struggling a bit to take my company to next level and I’m hoping you could help me with a call out on you blog. Please email me heidishangups@comcast.net and I’d be happy to send you photos. You can visit me on the web http://www.heidishangups.com and on FB/IG @heidishangups. Thanks for your time and consideration. -Heidi
I think your posts are beautiful.
I love your posts. They are so well written in an inviting way. What a beautiful story you have! Thank you for sharing your home and family.
Hi Cindy! I am born and raised and still live in East Central Alabama. Roll Tide! I love your blog! I am on a constant lookout for anything that inspires me and anything french. I loved my London/ Paris trip and taking my daughter and granddaughter (she is obsessed) in a couple of years. Thank you for the wonderful blog and exquisite inspiration!!! Janis Paris Sides
What a beautiful tribute to the two amazing women in your life!
I have loved E&E for several years, i cant believe i have never read your story of how it came together. Everything is even more beautiful to me now. Eight years ago I lost my mother to cancer, in Dec.
The following year you had the most beautiful white christmas tree decorated with cream and white strips of fabric and lace…that was my inspration for my tree to honor my morher, my angel tree! ✨✨
Thank you for your beautiful inspirations. ~ xo Diane
Thank you so much, Diane! Your sweet words have made my day!
Bonjour, I am a french something but not a furniture 🙂 just passing by saying hello. Lively to read your passion for French items. If one day you want to organise a French event…contact me. All the best for all.
I’m new to your blog. I loved reading the story of your two lovely matriarchs and I love your new master bedroom decor. LOVE it.
Thank you, Kay! Welcome!
I LOVE this dresser and the additions you made to it! You are so very talented! I signed up for your newsletter. I look forward to your emails.I own Scottsboro Antiques in Scottsboro, AL. I am carrying on the antique business that my Daddy started 48 years ago. I wanted to ask you what brand of gold leaf gilding paste did you use for the gold accents? Also, what is the color of the gilding paste? THANK YOU so very much! I have been struggling with trying to find a gold accent paste on a piece I am doing, but I can’t find the right look. You nailed it and I hope you don’t mind sharing! Thanks and I look forward to hearing from you! Abby
Hi Abby! The gilding paste that I always use is Rub-N-Buff in color Gold Leaf. You can find it at Hobby Lobby! Thank you so much for commenting!!
I just love your story, so beautiful how your mother and your mother-in-law inspired you to become who you are. This is unique.
Forgot to mention, I am totally in love with your home and all your furniture. I hope one day I will be able to create such beauty. I am a beginner, but I keep practising…
What a pleasure to read your story. It is heartwarming to see the way you honor your mother and mother in law. I too love the country French vibe but it is not easy to pull off in a lake house built in 1960. But the cottage, rustic feel does fit in well. I’ve only recently started following several blogs and marvel at the ingenuity and creativity that you young women have. I would have loved to do this in my younger days. Congratulations on making such a success of bringing some of the past into the future.
Margo, what a sweet comment! Thank you so much!
Hi. I hope you and yours had a fabulous Christmas. I have re-read your introduction so many times . I have what I hope isn’t a nosey question. I notice that you mention a brother but not a sister. Have I misunderstood that you had a sister?
I have a brother and a sister. My sister passed away almost two years ago. She was nine years older than I am, so she was grown and out of the house when my mother was still raising my brother and me. That is why my sister isn’t mentioned in our introduction story. I hope that helps! I hope you had a Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!!
long story short… I noticed after a year that most of my pictures in Pinterest had the Edith and Evelyn logo and decided to look you up. Reasons being is I have never seen so many photos that reminded me of my mother style and passion. Everything I know and love to this day is a reflection of her. I could never put a name to her style she loved anything and everything shabby, chic, French country, vintage and farmhouse, coastal you name it she loved it and found beauty in most anything. I’m honored to have been able to inherit not only her style but also her collection of furniture and things. As I look at your photos I’m inspired because at 24 I bought my first home and me and my husband have been channeling our inner chip and Joanne lol money is tight but we have been taking it one room at a time:)) My mother’s name was also Cindy as well and she was more a southerner always dressed Lilly Pulitzer, pearls or vintage dresses. I’m hoping to make my home almost like a window of her so anyone and everyone who knew her would be able to feel her threw all of her years of eclectic of thrift store finds and amazing collections. Thank you so much for blogging:) I’m so happy to have found you and want to keep up with your home journey!!!
Oh, Christian, thank you so much for your sweet comment! Your mother sounds precious and so much like my mother in law, Evelyn! Your home is going to be so warm and welcoming! Enjoy this journey!
It took me months to realize you were Cindy and you weren’t married to Eylyn. I think I sent Edith a note. Oh I am glad I finally found your into.Lovely .
I answer to Cindy, Edith, or Evelyn! Lol! Thanks for commenting, Jennifer!
Thank You so much for your story it was Beautiful ,It’s so nice to find Women with the same Heart .I think it’s so important to open the eyes of young People who Live in such a throw away world. I’m thrilled to find your Blog ,
Thank you, Deborah! Welcome!
Hello, I would love to subscribe to your blog as well. I love all things French and your style is my style. I’ve followed you on instagram for a while now, and I’m an avid, thrift store, flea market, junkie as well. I also learned my love of decorating from my Mother. I live just across the state line from Mobile Al. in Hurley Mississippi. Maybe one day our paths will cross and I can meet you in person, but until then, I’ll admire your work, and your home from afar.
Laura, you’re so sweet, thank you! I have added you to our email list!
Love your story…just finished reading article in the Cottage Journal Frence Cottage. Loved it! Would like to subscribe to your blog . Please add me. Thanks!
Thank you so much! We’ve added you to our list!
Hello – I just subscribed and am looking forward to catching up. I looked up the auction house in Mobile and the most recent post seems to be a year+ old (at least that I saw). Are you located in Mobile? I also noted a Missouri address. I grew up in Pensacola and had the pleasure of knowing and purchasing from some of the old Mobile dealers (Kearney’s and Ruby Steadman Antiques particularly, both on Government) decades ago. Mobile has always been a great place to find French influenced pieces. Nice blog – happy to join!
Hi Steven! We are currently located in Missouri, however we lived in Mobile and the Gulf Coast area for several years. We still attend the monthly estate sale in Mobile every month. It’s a good one!
Wow, what a great story.
I HAVE to love your “name”; you see my Mom was named Edith, and my name is Evelyn. I would LOVE to be subscribed to your blog.
We would to add you to our subscriber list, Evelyn! We will take care of it shortly! Thank you so much!
I just love your story! It would have been fabulous to meet Edith and Evelyn. Glad you are carrying on their legacy!
Aw, thank you, Melissa!
What was the name of your shiplap you used for your ceiling? I have looked everywhere and can’t find anything but the fake wood with paper covering on it.
Hi Catherine! The planks that we used are no longer available. However, Lowe’s is now carrying these: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Design-Innovations-3-5-in-x-8-ft-Natural-Cedar-Wood-Tongue-and-Groove-Wall-Plank/999970432. They are very comparable to what we used. I hope this helps!
I have been following your blog for awhile and I love every room in your house! You and your house have been such an inspiration for me. I was just looking at your family room (again!) and noticed you have IKEA sofas. I am looking for a new sofa in my family room (it is an open floor plan) and was wondering about your thoughts in your IKEA sofa. Thanks!
Hi Jacqueline! I am currently working on a post about our IKEA sofas after living with them for three years! I loved them when we bought them three years ago, and I still love them today! I was just telling my husband that if anything happens to them or if they finally wear out, I will buy them again. You can’t beat the price and I love that I can take the slipcovers off and wash them. We live in our family room, and we eat, drink coffee, have a glass of wine, while sitting on these sofas, and our little schnauzer is always on them, so we definitely don’t pamper them. I usually strip the covers and wash them about 3-4 times a year. I love them! I hope this helps!!
Hi Cindy…..Its Nancy (just bought your absolutely gorgeous round french bread board!!!- Can’t Wait!) Can you tell me the exact name of your white ikea sofas and the name of the white denim fabric (if there is a designated one)
Hi Nancy! I’m so glad you got the French bread board! You will love it! Here is the link to the sofa that we have: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/S89129226/. And here is the link to the slipcover: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90321756/. I hope this helps!!
Love your style! I’d have to redo my whole house to be in line with it, but I have incorporated little smidgens of it here and there. I was inspired by you, to buy the blue French style chair and ottoman from Soft Surroundings, and it’s one of my favorite pieces of furniture! Keep inspiring and doing good things for the world of decorating!
Oh, Tana, thank you so much! I’m so glad you’re enjoying the blue chair from Soft Surroundings! Thank you so much for letting me know!
Hello Cindy,
I just signed up to follow your blog (saw it on Savvy Southern Style’s post today about your groups upcoming “French Fridays”). I loved reading about your story, as I was wondering where your Edith & Evelyn title came from. Know I know… and appreciate and applaud you honoring the lovely ladies from your past. Looking forward to following along with you. =)
Thank you, Sue! I appreciate you following along!
Hello Cindy,
I have been following your blog for awhile and just took time to read your story. It sure made me smile. My husband and I are from Camden Arkansas. We lived in Texarkana and Hot Springs before moving to Branson in 1995. We have always built and lived in Federal, or Greek Revival style homes. Not too popular in the Nixa/Ozark area! We recently bought a 90acre farm (no house) in Cape Fair, and at the age of retirement want a small farm! I say all this because it means a change to a more farmhouse style for me.I don’t like trendy So it will be a challenge to marry styles. Thanks for sharing your beautiful home and inspirational story.
Oh my goodness, what a wonderful journey you’ve had, Debbie! Good luck with your new adventure, it sounds exciting!
Hi Cindy, I’m so excited to have found your blog. Last night my husband showed me the planked ceiling. It’s been planked for at least a year. I couldn’t bring myself to finish since I didn’t know how to finish it. I didn’t want to paint and I didn’t like any of the stains. I wanted to leave natural but didn’t like the finishes I found until I saw the picture of what you did. I wonder if I can send you a picture of our ceiling see what you think. I want to do just like yours.
Bea Cannon
Absolutely, Bea! Send them to Cindy@edithandevelynvintage.com
I’m trying to subscribe to your blog. Can’t find where to do it. Can you please add me? Thank you!
We’ll be glad to add you!
What a wonderful story.
I saw your article about your home in the Springfield News Leader dated August 7, 2016. Misplaced the article until now. Wondering how to send you a picture of a French brass serving cart to see if you have any interest in it.
Thank you for your time,
Shirley
ebailey6637@yahoo.com
Hoping to hear from you.
Thank you, Shirley! You can send any pictures to Cindy@edithandevelynvintage.com
Hi Cindy. I just found your site and I think I’m in love with your style as well as the site name. My grandmothers were named Edith and Evelyn.
Oh my goodness, that’s wonderful, Felicia! Welcome!
Hi Cindy, Sweet Story , Thank you for allowing us into your life and beautiful home. I have on several occasions ran across your OH SO FAB blue redo, and I would like to tell you AMAZING !!!! It has taken my breath and my eye’s many times…. You know when it’s special because like a love story, it takes your breath again and again….Lorne
Thank you so much for your sweet words, Lorne! I appreciate it so much!
Hi Cindy! I love your storytelling about your mother’s and mother-in-law’s personalities and characteristics. Both women resonated with me in the deepest way, and I am humbled by their lives well lived. Also, I love your ruffled slipcovers on the pair of cane-backed french chairs in your Master Bedroom. I recently bought a similar chair at a Habitat for Humanity Restore, and I will use your idea of sewing a ruffled slipcover. I will change it up slightly by adding cotton twill ties for a farmhouse-style look. Actually, this is my first furniture flip so I am totally jazzed to start this project. Looking forward to updates on your renovations and other tidbits. Thank you for sharing your spirited home with us!
I came across your blog through Pinterest and I’m in love!!! Live your taste and what you have done with your house, such an inspiration! Love love love
Thank you so much, Reem!
Your name caught my attention because my name is Edyhe & my sisters is Evelyn. Then I looked thru all of your Beautiful pics and love your style it’s exactly like ours. Do you have a showroom with your lovely things? I do a lot of DIY from yard sales & thrift store finds.
Hi Edie! We don’t have a showroom, however we do have an online shop: https://www.edithandevelyn.etsy.com
Thank you for this wonderful, helpful site – un grand merci a vous! Unfortunately there doesn’t appear to be shipping to Canada – quelle tristesse. Being from Montreal, QC I am a huge fan of the French style & also love Gustavian.
Carolle, we do ship outside the US. Please contact us on the individual items that you may be interested in and we can get you a shipping quote.
Dear Cindy
Recently you displayed a silver plateau
I have the same one. Can you give me any details? I believe it is Sheffield
Beveled mirrow. Thank u
Hi Linda! I don’t have a lot of details on it. It belonged to my mother and was passed down to me. She found it many years ago at a yard sale in the bottom of a junk box, and paid very little for it. I’ve not seen another one like since.
Cindy; I found your blog through your family room update featured on Hometalk. It is stunning! I can’t wait to go through all your posts and see your other transformations as other readers have indicated. I just want to say how touching and beautiful your tribute is to the two most important women in your life. You have figured it out girl.
Aw, thank you so much Ann!
I am new to your blog and I absolutely love your story about the name. I can’t wait to peruse your site! I love your style; I’m a farmhouse/traditional/cottage/French country girl myself.
Thank you Joyce! And Welcome!
Wonderful intro.. Your foyer tile was the inspiration I needed when I selected a tile for my porch. Found one similar, just a great look and feel.
So much enjoy reading your blog. Lots of positive energy here.
Thank you so much Betsy!
Hi Cindy, I love your home and your do-overs, though personally my style is somewhat eclectic. I loved reading about your mom and mom in law, especially both of my moms also famously get along really well. They go on vacations together and talk very high of each other. My MIL also treats me as her own and I her too. I sometimes tell my husband that she loves me more than she loves him, ( I believe that)
Sujata, your story makes me smile….I always told my sweet husband that his mama loved me more than him…..and he usually agrees! Thanks for the comment!
Beautiful renovation! You have incredible style…so impressed with your DIY skills.
Thank you so much Nollene!
Lovely warm friendly introduction to your beautiful home and your life.
Your intro pages is so lovely! What a beautiful story of Edith and Evelyn and such a meaningful way to incorporate them into your work. I am a DIYer, fixer upper, creator, et. al., and I am so glad I came across your blog. One day I might just have an antique business like yours . . . Cheers!
Thank you so much, and welcome!
Hi Cindy,
I receive your emails and love to see what new things you are creating. I too, live in Southwest Missouri (Joplin) and was wondering if you have a shop in the area? Thanks for all the great ideas!
Cassandra
Thank you Cassandra! We currently only sell online, however we are hoping {fingers crossed!} to be opening in a retail space soon…..so, stay tuned! Thanks so much for following along!
A lovely story about your two “mamas”. My daughter Elizabeth tells everyone how I dragged her to tag sales, flea markets, auctions etc. I too was a single mother on a very tight budget and loved to decorate. I am new to your blog but can’t wait to receive each edition. Recently I learned that all along my basic love was for French Country and I am still having fun decorating after all these years! Best regards..
Thank you Pam!
hello, I have come across your blog a couple of times from several different places, and have always enjoyed reading. I am from the Monett/Freistatt area so we live close!!! Do you have a store per se in Springfield? Would love to chat sometime!!! Like you I am very drawn to the French country – the style, the colors…. it all just warms my heart! Keep up the great work with the blog!!!
Hi Pamela! I know your area well! I don’t have a brick and mortar store anymore, for the time being, we only sell online. So glad someone else loves French Country style, it’s a little difficult finding that particular decor in this area sometimes! So glad to connect with you, thanks so much for following the blog!
Cindy~
Love reading your story, It was just meant to be how these two names flow together “Edith and Evelyn” how sweet the sound, Im sure both of these ladies would be thrilled! My dear mom and mother in law were special too, but their names together “Ardis and Opal” , not so much, (giggles).
I was wondering if you spent time in France is why you love this décor? You home is lovely! I am more English tradition so I thought, for looking at these wonderful blogs, I feel I could bounce all over the place at times.
Paula
Thank you so much Paula! “Ardis and Opal” made me smile. Sadly, I have never spent any time in France. It is on my “bucket list”, so maybe someday! I’m not sure why I am so drawn to all things French, from a past life perhaps?? Thank you so much for following along on my unexpected journey!
Hi Cindy! I stumbled on your FB page because of viral sharing of your kitchen and living room renovation. You have impeccable taste! You have an artist eye for pulling together a beautiful look with common, unrelated items.
I can’t wait to see the renovations on your bedroom!
By the way, I love the story you shared on Edith and Evelyn. What a wonderful way to honor your mentors/friends that had such an amazing influence on you.
Doreen
Thank you so much Doreen! That means so much to me!
I love your blog and am so thrilled to have found you. Your photos and stories have helped me to realize my style and that its ok to mix glam with farmhouse and burlap with silk. Your mothers sounded wonderful and I’m sure are quite proud of you. Thank you for sharing your home with us.
Aww, thank you Cindy! That means so much to me!
I love seeing your beautiful home. I grew up in a small town in southeast Kansas. Does that make us neighbors? 🙂 Thanks for sharing your home and skills with everyone.
Thank you Debra!
Cindy your eye for design and your skills keep me coming back for more. I admire your talents and I look forward to many more visits to your lovely blog. Hugs!
You obviously have that built in exquisite taste! Your work is spot on. Love it
Thank you Alexis!
I just found your blog and love everything about your home. Your story is so sweet. Honoring loved ones that have influenced our lives is so special. You are one special lady…..Keep up the excellent work!
Aww, thank you so much Becky! That means so much to me! Thank you so much for following along!
I am in love with everything you do and everything you are about and I’m so excited that I found your site over at Cedar Hill Farmhouse! My mom was a shopper of old things too and her home was a beautiful composition of things both old and new. Thankfully, she passed on that love to me. Hubby and I recently moved to the South and I am having so much fun decorating a house of a different style. He and I don’t have exactly the same taste so it will be a balancing act as I add in the French Country touches. I will be following along with you to see all that you have to share.
Blessings,
Patti
P.S. I don’t usually GUSH so much over a newfound blog 🙂
Thank you Patti! I’m so glad you found me! Congratulations on your move to the South! I lived in the South for 30 years, and though I grew up in a little Missouri town, I feel like I am a Southern girl at heart.
Just wonderful! Everything is a delight and treat for the eyes. Like you, I love the challenge of doing it myself. My husband and and I are moving from Wisconsin to the New Orleans area shortly and my hope is to find a house with great bones that needs some TLC. (By the way, I’m also a Missouri girl – St. Louis is “home”.)
Just enjoying following your journey!
Thank you Maria! Good luck on your upcoming move, I love the New Orleans area! I lived in the South for 30 years and it has a way of getting in your soul! Hope you find the home that is waiting just for you! Thanks for following along!
You are awesome my friend! I want to be you when I grow up!
Awww…I love you, girl!
This is a great introduction page! I was wondering where your blog name Edith and Evelyn came from. How wonderful that you honored these two important people in your life by naming your business after them. I love your easy conversational style and boy is your home interesting and elegant with a definite calm French vibe. Love it!
Awwww…thank you Sandy! I appreciate your kind words so much!
That kitchen redo is STUNNING. I want to come live with you!!! Beautiful job.
Am desperate for trophies – how quickly can you get to connecticut?
Hi Beth! You can see our trophies that we have in stock at . We ship every day!
I just moved back to the US and have an authentic Mora clock i am going to sell. When I say authentic, i mean a friend and i toodled arouns Swedish shops looking for clocks and an older gentleman overheard us and said he had a clock at his house he would sell! I have two but letting one go, if youre still interested please let me know!