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This style showcases objects that were made and used generations ago although they are not tied to a particular era. American Country is generally casual and always comfortable, evoking a need to sit back and relax. Furnishings share an informal, unfussy look that's usually large-scale and rough-hewn. Wall ornamentation might include simple stenciling, a primitive mural, or wallpaper in an appropriately casual style. Lamps will often be pottery, copper or distressed wood. Overhead fixtures can be simple wrought iron, tin or copper. American Country style rooms are usually highly accessorized with items such as quilts, folk art, dried flowers, baskets, slim candles and "found objects," or flea market bric-a-brac.
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