July 9, 2010
Though this pâtisserie, Theurel & Thomas, is located in Mexico they specialize in French Macaroons (as you can very well gather from these photos). Not only do their colorful macaroons look heavenly but the store itself is lovely. I am always falling for beautiful furniture painted white, so this decor definitely speaks to me. With the all white surfaces and pops of colorful (edible) items this store must be a joy to enter!
Learn French:
Food-Nourriture
Business-Affaires
White-Blanc
Color-Couleur
(Referred by;Lushlee; Photos Via: Theurel & Thomas and Anagrama Branding)
Posted in Colors, Design, Food, French, Furniture |
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June 23, 2010
Go on over to Lanalou Style where you will see me and my wishlist featured today!!
(Wishlist created by Lana of Lanalou!)
Posted in Accessories, Colors, Design, Food, French, Home Design, Jewelry, Personal Style, Shoes, Travel |
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June 18, 2010
I have been so busy that it has been hard to come up with a good French Lesson for today, but this house is wonderful. The moment I see a beautiful French home (like the one below) I begin to dream about being there. This home is especially easy to picture oneself in!
Learn French:
Kitchen- Cuisine
Bathroom- Salle de Bain
Terrace- terrasse
(Photos: Dress,Design,Decor)
Posted in Design, French, Home Design |
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June 5, 2010
Daydreaming about sitting in front of a cafe in Paris such as this one below, sipping tea and munching on a hot and tender croissant while watching the city wake up and come to life.
(Photo: Dress,Design,Decor)
Posted in Food, French, Furniture, Photography, Travel |
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June 4, 2010
Merci (thank you) is the store to go to in Paris, France. Located in a former fabric factory on the edge of The Marais District this 16,ooo sq. foot “general store” was founded by Marie-France and Bernard Cohen. The store’s merchandise is comprised of everything and anything- an assortment of the eclectic and unexpected. From vintage furniture, household linens and used books to flowers and classic clothing. It’s a place where you can pick up tin picnic plates, a YSL classic, an African Violet, and clay-bead chandelier or disposable plates made of sugar pulp. The best part is 100% of Merci’s profits go to children’s charities in Madagascar.
Posted in Design, Flowers, French, Furniture, Home Design, Personal Style, Travel |
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