I guess you can combine the aesthetics, in that way:
-Wear Barbour or tweed jackets and leather boots outside.
-If you can, do horse riding.
-Flowers? Sure. But favor roses, the most royal. Put them in the garden, in vases (fresh or in fabric), on wallpapers, on curtains, in bags (instead of lavender), as soap perfume.
-Use also butterflies as a pattern.
-Wear cotton, but with long skirts and dresses. Use pastel colors such as pink, light blue, and purple. Add frills, and embroil crowns on your aprons.
-Eat with clay dishes and monogrammed napkins at the same time.
-Put silk sheets and patchwork bedspread together Ā in your bed.
-Similarly, put a silk robe on your cotton and lace nightgown.
-Have a shabby chic decor. It means, vintage furniture, worn out look for the paint on it, pale colors (notably, white) for said paint, and chintz fabric.
-Take inspiration of 80ās Laura Ashley ās home decors books. With items such as footstools, collector plates, display case, velvet armchairs, frilly curtains, vases, canopy bedsā¦with flowered curtains, embroiled cushions, Ā rocking chairs, baskets and oil lamps.
-Have your breakfast in bed, with a wooden tray, with brioche, jam and tea.
-Use a vintage tea service (that you found on a thrift store).
-Put a dressing table in your bathroom (or room).
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