Traditional, high tech can coexist in the kitchen

Staten Island Advance - SILive.com

... but we're wondering how all those digital widgets will look in a rustic setting. Is there a way to integrate them with our sturdy country furniture? ...

Lake George: A short trip to a far away place

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Unlike other popular getaways, the area retains much of its early rustic character even today making it the perfect nearby destination for a weekend in ...

Give your cottage the rustic cabin look

National Post

... to achieve that rustic Canadiana look on a budget, whether decorating a large home in Banff or a summer mountain cabin in Alberta's Kananaskis Country . ...

I am tring to decorate in a country french theme. Can I encorporate oak mission style tables into this theme?
Q. I have hard wood floors, dark tan walls with white trim, oak mission style coffee and end tables, tan sofa and chair, deep red accent wall, and a black rustic armoire. Black accessories.
Asked by debraturner1955 - Wed Mar 12 09:37:16 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Absolutely you can. I just did it this weekend. I tried posting a link to a photo that I have in photobucket with an example ...but for some reason it won't work. If you would like to see the photo, then shoot me an email and I'll send you the link.
Answered by Michelle L - Wed Mar 12 10:18:31 2008

Has anyone participated in Rustic Pathways Costa Rica Trip?
Q. How was the program for volunteer experience? Was it safely guided by the employees and safe in the country?
Asked by springmom - Tue Apr 28 11:38:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I didn't but about 15 people from my school do every summer. From what I heard, it was an amazing experience. My school has been doing it for years, so it must be safe. A lot of people were tanned when they got back lol.
Answered by SmileyFace - Tue Apr 28 13:02:21 2009

Does anyone live out in the country like me, or are all of you city slickers?
Q. I live in the woods in West Tennessee in a rustic cabin 17 miles from town. Where are you from?
Asked by MissKathleen - Sat Mar 25 06:44:12 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I am a city slicker - however, not born and raised that way. I was raised in the country, we had chickens, a few cows, a few pigs.. the only heat we had was a pot belly stove in the living room, and a wood burning cook stove in the kitchen. At the time, I didn't like it - being young, hauling coal, cutting wood, etc - but now I'm so thankful. I consider myself a country boy to this day (I'm only 27), and I plan on moving my family to the country as soon as possible. Theres nothing like the country - I miss it every day.
Answered by theace0804 - Mon Mar 27 17:40:45 2006