Chez Moi is about my love for fashion, interior design, food, entertainment and travel…
COSTAL STYLE is inspired by littoral leaving, hence the name. But you don’t need to own a house in Cornwall or the South of France to embrace it. Relaxed yet refined, timeless, the Costal aesthetic is, at its heart, about elegant simplicity. Effortless, the COSTAL STYLE blends the aspirational with the down-to-earth. I keep on […]
As our sources of inspiration for fashion and home are more and more intertwined, it makes sense that one would influenced the other.
The former French naval uniform was first hailed a high fashion item by Coco Chanel in 1917 (Her again!)
Some of us might contemplate the prospect of hosting with trepidation.
I enjoy entertaining, and I love having guests to stay Chez Moi, in the South of France.
There are dresses, and then there are Iconic Dresses – the ones that stay in your memory long after they left the big screen or the red carpet. Sometimes it’s because they are beautiful, sometimes it’s because they are inspirational, sometimes because they are just downright ridiculous.
The myth of the TRENCH COAT is that it was worn by soldiers in the muddy trenches of the First World War. In reality, those that did wear it were of officer rank who purchased it themselves – a mark of social distinction and class…
The catwalks have embraced Yellow recently.
So it’s no surprise that the colour that dazzled the interior world at the recent Milan furniture fair – CITRUS YELLOW
I used to hate barbecues. Everyone I have ever been to was rubbish…
“ The Has Been Colour ” of the Seventies WRONG!!! In 2022 BROWN is back, and taking over interior designs again. Among the avant-garde, 1970 interior designs trends are making a definitive comeback. At first, it may seem like an unwelcome blast of the past. The 1970s have long been lampooned for their questionable choices […]
I hadn’t seen my house for eighteen months. On the first day the restrictions were lifted, May 17th 2021, at 5 am I packed my bag and drove down to the South of France.
Right now life is throwing up hurdles, but there is no better way to bounce back than surrounding ourselves with dazzling colours and dynamic patterns to make our home a happier place.
How can you transform your HOME/OFFICE into a space that encourages productivity, imagination and satisfaction during this time of social distancing?
Few of us have the luxury of a library in our homes. But books are important and,
whether you read them or not, they are an attractive feature in any room.
Selling your house or flat in these difficult times requires all the effort and attention to detail you can muster. Some guidance might help.
The Mona Lisa is an icon. Michelangelo’s David is an icon. So is the Tiffany lamp.
