Central Delaware might seem a bit barren when it comes to unique home décor, but Simply Charming at The Mill is proving itself a colorful oasis in that home furnishings desert. “We call it ‘r ...

She also signed a licensing agreement with Target, which carried (and still carries) a lower-priced spinoff line, Simply Shabby Chic. Since Ashwell's aesthetic happens to be pretty much identical ...

6 at Spring St.; N, R at Prince St. "Shabby chic" may be part of the everyday style lexicon, but before 1989, the phrase simply didn’t exist—until Brit-born, LA-based interior decorator Rachel ...

Then came career-changing praise from Oprah Winfrey, a TV show on the Style Network, a licensing agreement that launched a Simply Shabby Chic line for Target. During the next couple of decades ...

She went on to write a series of books, appear on the Oprah Winfrey Show and host Rachel Ashwell’s Shabby Chic on the Style Network and E! for four years. In 2004, the brand partnered with Target to ...

Her line of “Simply Shabby Chic” bedding is carried by Target stores nationally. Local journalism is essential. Give directly to The Spokesman-Review's Northwest Passages community forums ...

The designer behind the high-end Shabby Chic Couture furniture line, Ashwell has introduced a new, more-affordably-priced furniture line. Named simply Shabby Chic, the line was unveiled in April ...

By simply attaching your planter's edge to the ... metal portion of the hanger with rope or string to create a more shabby ...

Rachel Ashwell was a single mother when she opened her first Shabby Chic boutique in Santa Monica, California, in 1989. By 2008, she had six stores selling comfortable but stylish furniture and a ...