Jeanne d'Arc Living Magazine - ISSUE 10 (2016) Delightful decay

Lifes tyle in a C l a ss o f i ts O wn

magazine 10th issue 2016 US $13.95 €9.95

Delightful decay • • • • •

Lots of DIY projects.

Food with mushrooms and delicate truffles.

Autumn decorations with beautiful plants.

New, exciting furnishing ideas.

Create the style with brocante on a budget.

Visit the most amazing

HOMES

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Autumn

Š Ryan Larkin Desc ending leaves fall to the ground, Twir ling, t wisting, round and round, Autumn season is almost here, The smell of freshness is oh so near.

The cr isp, c ool breeze, Shakes the leaves from the trees, Autumn takes away the green, Golden - bronze and brown is all that c an be seen.

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Dear Reader

This October magazine is full of good stuff. Now that autumn has really set in, it’s time for all the indoor activities that we like so much. That’s why this edition features both inspiring homes and articles with lots of good ideas for fantastic things that you can make yourself for your home or perhaps as a Christmas present. Perhaps you’ve already started thinking about Christmas?

Well, we sure have….in fact, we think about it all year round. Still, you’ve got to wait a little longer because we’ve chosen to enjoy autumn and all its charm for just another few weeks. What we love right now is to go for long walks in the forest and by the sea, taking in the smells of autumn. The smell of the forest floor on a rainy day. The smell of salty seawater. The feeling of a strong autumn wind blowing right through your clothes. Or the silence on a calm autumn day. This is a very special time to spend outdoors. Apart from all the smells, the forest looks absolutely stunning with the falling leaves and a completely new look. Actually, all those colors can make it seem as if the forest is on fire. If you’re confident enough, you can collect mushrooms, nuts and wild berries in the forest. We’re not very knowledgeable in this area so we’ve chosen to buy our mushrooms from the greengrocer ’s for the food article in this edition. If you’ve got a book on mushrooms, you might want to go hunting because collecting your own food has a special feel to it. This is also the perfect time for collecting all the ingredients for your Christmas herb aquavit and it’s the best time for spotting many of the forest animals such as red deer and beautiful bird migrations.

Lonnie & Vivian Enjoy reading!

magazine No. 10 · 2016 Published by Jeanne d’Arc Living

Lonnie Würtz Jensen

Cover photo: Rikke Daugaard Thiel.

Vivian Christensen

Chief Editors: Vivian Christensen · Email: vivian@jeannedarcliving.dk Lonnie Würtz Jensen · Email: jeannedarc@jeannedarcliving.dk Editorial Office:: Jeanne d’Arc Living ApS Houmarksvej 92, Kondrup · 8920 Randers NV · Denmark · Tel: +45 36932010 Email: jeannedarc@jeannedarcliving.dk · www.jeannedarcliving.dk · www.jdlblog.dk Graphics & Layout: Flower Arrangers: Photos & Styling: Food, Text & Styling:

Rikke Daugaard Thiel

Rikke Vinter

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Lonnie Würtz Jensen & Helle Routhe Lonnie Würtz Jensen & Dorthe Hviid Lonnie Würtz Jensen & Rikke Daugaard Thiel Vivian Christensen, Rikke Vinter, Dorthe Hviid, Rikke Daugaard Thiel & Bettina Solveig Bakkestrøm Betina Thorsager Jensen Vera Jensen Ole Sørensen Email: annonce@jeannedarcliving.dk

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Dorthe Hviid

Bettina Solveig Bakkestrøm

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CONTENTS Page

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Michaela’s brocanteries

Page 18.

Brocante treasures – create the style

Page 20.

An eternal wreath

Page 26.

Autumn gold - mushrooms

Page 32.

Furnish your home with marvelous, old screens

Page 40.

In Ronja’s world

Page 46.

Boot cuffs

Page 52.

JDL clothing

Page 54.

Interior fantasy

Page 64.

Vintage Paint

Page 65.

It’s truffle time

Page 70.

Furnish your home with old shoe molds

Page 74.

Preserving the past

Page 80.

THE COLOUM for you

Page 82.

Colorful brocante

Page 96.

Calendar 2017

Page 98.

Brocante ON A BUDGET

Page 104.

Decorate with rustic carboys

Page 108.

Soulful Yarn

Page 110.

Authentic & rustique

Page 122.

Autumn silver

Page 132.

Vintage Paint – Colourful transformations

Page 136. Furnish your home with original charm

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Photos & text: Anneke Gambon. Ed i t e d b y : R i k k e V.

Michaela’s brocanteries

Michaela and her family live in a small town in Germany not far from

The family lives close to the border so they often visit Dutch brocante

the border to Holland. The house is from the 1950s and the family

markets to go hunting for much-coveted treasures. Luckily, the things

bought it in 2007.

that Michaela likes the most are quite readily available in Holland at reasonable prices. She also gets her inspiration for this particular

Michaela didn’t fall for this interior design style until just a few years

style in wonderful interior design magazines and she’s always on the

ago: it all started with a few flea market trips, then some of the dark

lookout for new ideas. As you can tell when you look at the home,

pieces of furniture in the house were painted and that was it for

Michaela has a soft spot for certain items, including preserved

Michaela. Now, she’s got a true passion for the English cottage style

animals such as hares and pheasants.

with a hint of brocante and she’s established her own blog called “Miss Cottage” where she shows the refurbishment of the family

In addition, Michaela always looks for unique things that she’s never

home and provides lots of inspiration on flea market finds and other

seen before and which are very hard to find. One of those things is

goodies.

the beautiful, antique banner that adorns the living room wall. Very often, our husbands complain that our interior design style tends to

In fact, you won’t find many things in this house that date back to

turn too romantic but in this charming spot, Michaela shows us a

before 2013 when everything in the house started to change. This is

good example of how to combine raw and masculine items with the

an on-going process and the house is constantly changing. New flea

feminine touch in a very nice way.

market treasures arrive and Michaela finds space for them.

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Michaela’s brocanteries Idea s:

It ’s obvious that the brocante style is slowly but surely taking

Next to the marvelous banner are two prism lamps and this

over in this home. Although we might feel that we’re not

is a perfect combination of rustic and feminine. The nice, old

changing and our style remains the same, we’re often inspired

dressmaker ’s dummy has been placed next to some preserved

by things and ideas that we see during our trips and visits.

animals to create a beautiful contrast.

Michaela buys many of her items in Holland so it ’s only natural that much of her inspiration is Dutch.

If you have one of these beautiful, old dummies like Michaela’s, and you find it slightly bare, you can easily decorate it with

Brocante is very popular in Holland and the brocante style

other things than just clothing. Here, Michaela has used a pair

is perhaps the one of all the styles that ’s closest to original

of angel wings and an adorable, old bridal wreath.

and authentic furniture and interior design. It fits nicely to Michaela’s wish to use unique, old things in her home – things

If you’ve got hop plants in your garden, you can use their beautiful vines for decoration indoors because they add a beautiful twist to the interior design.

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that you don’t find in other homes.

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