I feel that the seasons give me rhythm, it gives me the permission to go out and be exuberant, but it also gives me permission to go inward…”ġ5:30 “Faded glamour is a word that I use often to describe the vibe of the things that I buy …time-worn elegance is another…”ġ9:36 “Where I’m satisfied, where I feel my world reflects my authenticity…I’m such a deep philosophical person, that whatever those things are, if they go through my funnel of beauty-comfort-function, then it works.”Ģ0:52 “Whatever that thing is, as little as a little ring dish with beautiful roses on it, or as big as a sofa, or a rug, or a chandelier, as long as it feels like it has soul…”Ģ2:47 “There’s that bit in the middle, where I think I got too weighed down by the business of business. My story telling actually ended up being in my Shabby Chic world…there’s always a story behind it.”ġ1:11 “I do better when I have seasons. I learned her unique eye of wanting to restore these funny little creatures with real authenticity.”ģ:38 “I don’t want to have a home where nobody can touch anything, but I still want it to be beautiful.”Ħ:07 “I feel like I was a vessel, that this just came through me…as I grew up I just observed, and this kind of went into my wiring.”ħ:03 “There was never a question in my mind of “oh no’s”, it was always “Why not?”ĩ:30 “I didn’t really know where I wanted to be a story teller. On this episode, Jeanne is excited to talk to the creator of the iconic Shabby Chic brand, Rachel Ashwellġ:30 “I was born out of a flea market family…my mother would repair and sell antique dolls. Episode 7 | Shabby Chic with Rachel Ashwell

Shabby Chic by Rachel Ashwell