How does this type of decorating reflect the personality of the Town and Country man and woman? Natural finishes for me, they say. No polyester or plastic – let me be in touch with nature. Let me reflect on the lives of the early pioneers and their simple, functional and recycled furnishings. I can adapt all that to my city lifestyle. I can do a little creating of my own by, for example, rubbing back a table, or sifting through the discarded and pre-loved furniture in the many wonderful antique or old wares shops.

The out-and-out Town and Country person loves touching the textures. They run their hands over old furniture or fabrics and love the tactile sensation. And they wear textures themselves with style. No plain smooth fabrics – they are into comfort and easy style with textured cotton, linen, wool, silk.

When recognizing a Town and Country person away from their home environment, notice the height (often taller than average), the build (angular rather than curved) and the angles in the face. These tell you that comfort in clothing and shoes is very important to them. The overall impression is friendly and approachable. They laugh a lot. Sarah, the Duchess of York, Robert Redford and Clint Eastwood are good examples of Town and Country types.

With this understanding of the pure Town and Country man and woman, you can begin to identify the personality that flows so easily with their decorating style. It is friendly, welcoming, unpretentious, take me as you find me, and enjoy the bounty of nature. Here is a person who wants to feel comfortable and shows it.

In bed? Lots of pillows please because that’s generous and if they are feathered pillows, they are so comfortable. What about sex? Yes please. That is so natural, but it must be sensual and involve touching and more touching and appreciating the lovely smell of the fresh sheets, and the yummy natural smell of you.

Key words: cosy, casual, homely, comfortable, textured and natural country style.

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