The Lustou ivory natural wool plaid with its black Ebène festoon is hand-woven in France from rigorously selected French haute laine. The Lustou terrace plaid warms up the end of outdoor days in fine weather.

The designer, Alix D. Reynis, imagines the Angkor model, based on an old Khmer bell.

‘He approaches the subject with the eye of an artist’ Anna Pavord…

The World of Carrière Frères

A history centered on botany, traditional expertise, French manufacturing and essences that follow the seasons: the universe of Carrière Frères enriches your interiors with aromatic fragrances.

Our iconic Petal Bowl is now available in 2 sizes and 3 colors!

This beautiful fern paper is handmade on Réunion island off the coast of Madagascar. Artists create the pulp for the paper from locally grown bushes, then lay it on screens.

A Room With a View is a 1908 novel by English writer E. M. Forster.

We've taken the classic acanthus leaf and designed a candle sconce that looks beautiful in any room.

French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.

French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.

French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.

French Artist Deodat Defendahl utilizes Tatakizome, an ancient Japanese craft, also known as hapa zome, that involves pounding fresh flowers and leaves with a hammer to transfer their natural pigments and patterns onto fabric or paper.