English
I was fortunate enough to learn the art of fabric walling during my training as an upholsterer and fabric walling specialist. Fabric walling has been part of my daily professional practice for years, and I am still struck by how few people – clients, interior designers and architects alike – truly understand what the craft…
Trimmings, the art of detail that makes the difference Long associated with palatial splendor and classical décor, trimmings are back in the spotlight today. In a world where luxury is defined by precision and craftsmanship, they embody the ultimate refinement: the subtle detail that signatures an interior. Why they’re back in the spotlight At a…
Between refined nostalgia and the quest for slowness, cottagecore emerges as a sensitive aesthetic that redefines our relationship with habitat, time, and nature. This is not simply a return to the countryside, nor just another decorative trend. This is not simply a return to the countryside, nor just another decorative trend. Cottagecore evokes a more…
The emergence of a new luxury territory Pets now occupy a central place in our homes. After decades in which pet care was a purely functional market, we’re now seeing the emergence of a “premium” offer. Since the early 2020s, we’ve been witnessing a veritable revolution. The major luxury brands are investing massively in this…
A Meeting of Two Worlds In this late 2025, Sloane Square, an undisputed bastion of British tradition, welcomes a most unexpected guest: a reinvention of coastal America brought by Ralph Lauren. This is a pivotal moment in aesthetic language, where urban minimalism meets nostalgia for an America of another era. At the heart of Chelsea,…
Wall coverings have undergone a quiet revolution in recent years. Gone are the days when wallpaper was limited to simple printed decoration, plastered on partitions like a flat image. Today, manufacturers compete in ingenuity to offer surfaces that are touched as much as they are seen, that dialogue with light, that radically transform a room’s…
Wallpapers and Wallcoverings: The Best European Brands to Know We don’t know about you, but us frenchs still use wallpaper a lot! Many luxury wallpaper brands still bring some amazing designs every year (or even twice a year). If you are looking for the most beautiful and qualitative wallpapers and murals you’re in the right…
Designing a kitchen is not simply about arranging furniture and appliances in a room. It’s about orchestrating a living space where dozens of gestures, movements and actions take place daily. This discipline, culinary ergonomics, was progressively built throughout the 20th century, transforming the kitchen from a simple domestic laboratory into a true space of performance…
When Yves Saint Laurent presented his legendary “Safari” collection in 1968, parading leopard coats down Parisian runways, he was reactivating an ancestral aesthetic code: that of the feline as a symbol of power and seduction. More than half a century later, this fascination with feline patterns is experiencing a spectacular resurgence in the world of…
Discover Smallbone of Devizes, exceptional British manufacturer. Hand-carved kitchens, artisanal finishes, classic luxury. From €70,000 to €200,000+.
Imagine that your walls could soothe your anxiety, that your ceilings could spark your creativity, and that the light in your living room could influence your mood. This is not fiction, but the very principle of neuro-architecture. Born in the 2000s in the United States and Northern Europe, this discipline at the crossroads of neuroscience…
The philosophy of discreet luxury Among the current trends in luxury and high-end interior decoration, Quiet Luxury doesn’t show off: it’s experienced. It reveals itself in the density of washed linen, the feel of solid wood, the perfection of invisible joinery. Its roots delve into a culture of measure and long-term thinking: old houses, inherited…
End of content
End of content
