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Country French farmhouse style home tour

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Hello, and welcome to my home!!
 
white kitchen with rustic beams

Thanks so much for having me on home tour series Debbie!! It’s such a pleasure to be here.
 

I’m Anita from Cedar Hill Farmhouse.

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We just moved into our brand new city home in August, so we don’t even have curtains in the windows yet.

country French bedroom

The deal is that up to a few months ago we lived in a very typical house in the burbs. But my hubby had an hour commute to downtown Houston, and it was time to move closer to his office. I had been fighting the idea for years, not wanting to move away from my friends, but in the end I decided it was time for a fresh start. We selected a vibrant, eclectic, fun neighborhood that is almost 150 years old. That was a real change from our old suburban Ozzie and Harriet neighborhood.
 
It’s the kind of place where most houses have clawfoot or pedestal tubs,

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big porches,
high ceilings,

antique beams
crystal door knobs.

pantry door knob

Wood sash windows

breakfast room

and butler’s pantries. You can take a tour of my city house here.

butlers pantry

We had been searching for months for just the perfect home, and instead of the perfect home we found the perfect builder and then built our custom home just the way we wanted it. The exterior is very traditional Craftsman to fit in the historic neighborhood, but I designed the interior to be very French.

French linen living room

Building the house was so much fun, that I continue to work with my builder, Ridgewater Homes Inc., helping customers make selections for their home to suite them, and I do photography work for them as well.
I LOVE our new house. I love the neighborhood with it’s trendy funky restaurants, and oddly enough I don’t miss my old friends. That’s because they come to visit me often! The new neighborhood does have an occasional purple house, but hey I actually don’t mind.
So if we are in the heart of the big city, then why is my blog called Cedar Hill Farmhouse? Because of this…

ranch house
Our farm in Round Top, Texas, we call Cedar Hill. You can take a tour of the farm here.
 
We sometimes have parties here,

table
Or take naps,

bed

or just hang out on the back porch with friends.

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back porch bed

 
Thanks for allowing me to share our a slice of Cedar Hill with your readers.
 
Come over to Cedar Hill Farmhouse for a visit any time!!

I am also very excited to share my new stencil line with you.

Farmhouse/rustic stencil line by Debbiedoo’s HERE

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WOWZA, now that was some house tour.  Thank you Anita for sharing your home and your story!

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  1. Kim says

    November 22 at 8:49 am

    Love Anita’s style and blog. It would be so fun to decorate two homes.

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  2. Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions says

    November 22 at 9:28 am

    Anita’s city house is beautiful! I love all the elements she’s added to her new home. I really love her bedroom and living room. The shelves in the kitchen look great! I love that look. Thanks for sharing Anita’s new home with us, Debbie!

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  3. heather says

    November 22 at 9:49 am

    Wow that is stunning!!! Thanks for the tour…will be checking all those links now!

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  4. Dee says

    November 22 at 10:17 am

    Love that home! Thanks so much for sharing! Dee 🙂

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  5. Bliss says

    November 22 at 10:22 am

    Not sure what Mr. Cedar Hill would think, but I wanna sleep in his bedroom.

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  6. Cynthia says

    November 22 at 12:58 pm

    I love Anita’s style and décor very much and I think the new home is top notch!

    Cynthia

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  7. Shirley@housepitalitydesigns says

    November 22 at 2:22 pm

    Love Anita’s new home and her Round Top home….isn’t her kitchen just the greatest?!!!….gorgeous and it is no wonder that she helps her builder’s clients make wise choices for their new home…I love your Friday Features Debbie…Have a great weekend Debbie and Anita.

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  8. Nana Diana says

    November 22 at 3:58 pm

    Love Anita’s home, Debbie, and I love her farm house, too. I really love the new kitchen. Great guest post- xo Diana

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  9. Yvonne @ StoneGable says

    November 22 at 5:00 pm

    Oh, my! Anit’s homes are just sublime! Every detail a picture itself. I adore her new home and the style she chose! Anita is one of my favorite people!!!!
    Thanks, Debbie! Great choice!

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  10. Ricki Jill Treleaven says

    November 22 at 6:33 pm

    What a stunning home! When I grow up, I want a kitchen like that!!! 😀
    Thanks for putting the tour together for us, Anita! Thanks for sharing, Debbie!

    xo,
    RJ

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  11. Amy says

    November 22 at 9:49 pm

    This was such a treat! A magnificent home! I had to hop over and check out the photos of the city house and the farm. Beautiful, all of it!

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  12. Katie Mansfield says

    November 22 at 11:29 pm

    Oh my so glad you invited her to guest post. Debbie. I’d somehow never figured out about the new house vs. the farm. Now I know. I love her house. Thank you for sharing.

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  13. Holly says

    November 23 at 3:30 am

    Speechless….CH has the most amazing spaces. Geez!

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  14. Leena Lanteigne says

    November 23 at 1:57 pm

    Great home tour feature Debbie! I’ve followed Anita’s blog for quite a while now and had so much fun reading about her home building adventure! it turned out gorgeous! I want her kitchen! Thanks for another great showcase! Hugs, Leena

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  15. Gangemi Cabinet Makers says

    December 5 at 5:52 am

    Anita’s house is absolutely stunning. All the vintage touches still in the house are just perfect, especially the lantern hanging above the table. Its like being transported back in time but still having the ability to use this century’s technology. Fantastic post.

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  16. kris says

    April 29 at 4:42 pm

    The farm in Round Top, Texas and Cedar Hills home — wow weeeeeeeeeeee — lovely and peaceful all good mixes for Life!

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  17. Lisa Palmese says

    June 28 at 6:48 am

    Anita’s House is just Beautiful. And I Love All the French Elements.
    Thank You for Sharing your Lovely Home
    Lisa

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  18. Cassie says

    December 27 at 1:54 am

    does anyone know where this bedding set was purchased from that’s in the second pic?!

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    • debbiedoo's says

      December 27 at 9:49 am

      Please go to the original source which is listed in the post. Thank you:)

      Reply
  19. amy engebretson says

    January 7 at 9:38 am

    I love the entire house – very romantic, warm and charming atmosphere. I love the linens on the day bed on the porch. Were they hand made or ordered?

    Reply

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