Elegance and simplicity. The Vase de Printemps puts on quite a show with a minimum of effort on your part, while the Sivignon Vase, with only a blossom or two, creates a charming accent. Reminds us of the unique “Savoir Flair” of a French woman with a...

Beautiful beach bags to match your deck chairs, espadrilles, and razzeteurs. Roomy enough (21" x 13" x 4") to hold your towel, cover-up, sunscreen, water bottle, favorite magazine, mp3, and cash...With an inside pocket, Velcro closure, and a perky little...

Tea towels have a special tradition in France. As with so many other mundane items, the ingenious French have raised the humble kitchen towel to an art form. Most commonly used simply to dry dishes and wet hands, the tea towel has countless uses in the...

Espadrilles, those wonderful casual warm weather shoes, were originally made of rope and canvas in the Pyrenees of France and Spain. The French name espadrille is derived from the Catalan word, espardenya, which refers to a tough grass used for weaving...