Tweet The apparent simplicity of the colors and materials chosen for Brasserie Camille, in southern France, are what make this restaurant so special. As taken from a painting by Paul Cézanne. At the beginning of the 20th century, Paul Cézanne painted the mountain Sainte-Victoire at different times of the day and from different angles, the same mountain of Meyreuil, just over 10 kilometers from his hometown, Aix-en-Provence, in whose skirts you can find Brasserie Camille, a re

Tweet Close to the beach of Biarritz, but surrounded by a lush nature of rich pine forests, this house in the southwest of France is a peaceful refuge whose architecture blends in with the surroundings. Just four kilometers from Biarritz and the beach, the city of Anglet is ideal for holidays. It allows you to enjoy the Atlantic Ocean in a region that attracts the best surfers in the world. The owners of this refuge organized in three heights and spread over an area of ​​350

Tweet In a building of 1920 of the IX arrondissement of Paris, a couple commissioned the architects Margaux Meza and Carla Lopez the reform of their small apartment, a capsule with industrial and Scandinavian style. Margaux Meza and Carla Lopez are the two architects and decorators who form the celebrated French studio Transition ID, specialists in fun spaces, with style and full of life. When a couple of 20-year-olds got their little love nest, let’s say it was not the most

Tweet In the Mediterranean Riviera of France you can only have a glamorous lifestyle and this majestic house in Saint-Tropex designed by the South African studio ‘Saota’ is the best contemporary proof of it. Everyone who knows Saint-Tropez – the most chic seaside resort in southern France – knows that the predominant architectural style is quite classic and typical of Provence. However, this house in the South African Saota studio is the opposite. The architects wanted to rei

Tweet In Boulogne, near Paris, this house -remodelada by Emma Donnersberg Interiors- belonged to an icon of French music, Edith Piaf. His new life breathes modernity and tradition in equal parts. It is a house with a lot of history. First, its architecture is neoclassical and its facade classified as a historical monument of France. Second, it has been the home of one of the most famous singers in the country. These fascinating features immediately convinced Emma Donnersberg

Tweet When an interior designer decorates her own home in Paris, the result is always as peculiar as personal. The most fashionable decorator in France, Emilie Bonaventure, showed us in her Parisian flat. Located in the 9th arrondissement, on the famous street des Martyrs in the district of Montmartre, Emilie Bonaventure’s apartment is his personal refuge but until recently it was also his office. Here, she used to work with her team, particularly in the dining room where the

Tweet Live between Paris and New York is the dream of many, but few succeed. Emma Donnersberg is a French who moved to America to study first in New Orleans and then at the Parsons School of Design in the Big Apple. She founded her interior design office in 2008 Emma Donnersberg Interiors- and today has offices and customers on both sides of the Atlantic.  Often travel around the world, a way to nourish his inspiration constantly.  Thanks to that, each project has her unique

Tweet Aix En Provence lies in the South of France (about 20 miles north of Marseille) and is a favorite with tourists because of its warm and pleasant climate. Some people choose to visit Aix as a single holiday destination, while others will incorporate it as part of their travel plans across the South of France and stop off for a night or two on their travels. A highlight for visitors is the Cours Mirabeau, which has many trees, fine houses and fountains to walk around. It

Tweet If you have visited Paris and want to explorer a natural turquoise place, Verdon is the right point for you.  All we can say is OH LA LA, I mean, WOW….This French paradise is heaven. The beautiful Verdon Gorge is a river canyon in the southeastern section of France. The gorge is home to the Verdon River, known for its starling turquoise waters. The Verdon is rightly considered as the most beautiful canyon of Europe. Walked over by hikers from all over the world, the Ver

Tweet You better learn to eat in Paris like a local!  Paris is one of the world’s best food cities, but finding a good restaurant there can be overwhelming. How do you avoid desultory tourist traps serving reheated frozen meals? Why are all the other diners speaking English? Here are my suggestions for places Parisians frequent, whether they’re hipsters, bourgeois, or blue collar. I can’t promise you won’t hear other English-speakers (we are everywhere) but I can guarantee an

Tweet The cities that made the cut are both no-brainers and surprises; we’d love to hear your thoughts on what cities were neglected.  From France to Egypt, Spain to Russia and eating pasta in Italy here you have the list.  Now, counting down from 12… 12: Siena, Italy Best cities for art and culture lovers: Settled first by the Etruscans and then by the Romans, this Tuscan hill town spent 400 years of its history as an independent republic. Siena is legendary for the Piazza d