Decoration stores Vaucluse

It's one of the hottest decorating boutiques in the Pays d'Aix! The veranda window could be the cover story of a decorating magazine, but it's no match for the famous names. Maryline, an interior designer with impeccable taste, stages the objects, furniture, crockery and colors in her showroom, a selection of the finest brands in the world of decoration: from indoor to outdoor furniture and tableware...

MANNISSA - Meubles et Déco is a furniture and decoration store located in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. They offer a variety of products such as homemade antique hemp cushions, recycled textile cushions, custom lampshades, and home decor accessories. The creations are unique and original, handcrafted in an eco-responsible manner. The store also offers in-store shopping and pick-up services.

At the turn of an alley, you will discover the store Drapier, now the house of the enchanting costume. This charming boutique at the beginning of the th century kept all its antique furniture, its old wooden bank, its beautiful shelves where are still exposed, as sleeping, the old sitting, the batteries of embroidered sheets, the colorés, and many other treasures; But you are not at the end of your surprises! On the first floor, a whole space is devoted to the Costume Enchanting. From the peasant to the grangère without forgetting the bride, each costume delivers you secrets and invites you to immerse yourself in the world of our foremothers. Come and admire these authentic pieces and meet the guardians of this ancestral know-how, the seamstresses of the Conservatory of Costume Enchanting.

Settled in Provence for 10 years Nadine Rogeret is passionate about the work of the Sitting. A designer and designer, she proposes in her studio-gallery an exhibition that recounts the history of the sitting, the stung blanket, the quilt through a collection of pieces from 1820 to the present. Remarkable know-how and fabulous fabrics…

Her name has been the benchmark for embroidery and the art of living in Provence for many years in the region and beyond. The workshop-boutique is housed in a large Florentine-inspired building in the center of the village. This is where Édith Mézard works her embroidery into a refined range of household and bathroom linen. You'll also find table decorations. It's an enchanting world, just like the "petits marchés de Noël": three weekends before December 24, now a not-to-be-missed event..

The restaurant offers on-site and takeaway meals, but does not offer a delivery service. Café Veranda is appreciated for its French cuisine led by a grandiose chef. The staff is dynamic and offers spectacular service all year round. Guests can also enjoy outdoor seating. Recommended dishes include zucchini, beef, cod, fish, meat and filet mignon. According to customer reviews on Google, Café Veranda deserves a rating of 4 out of 5. However, it is important to note that some additional information indicates that the establishment is definitively closed. It is therefore advisable to check the information before visiting.

In her beautiful boutique, Géraldine has selected top-of-the-range brands in linens and perfumes, products made in France that Géraldine chooses above all for their quality. Beauvillé, Garnier Thiebaut and Les Olivades tablecloths and linens emblematic of Provence; Brun de Vian-Tiran stoles, plaids, quilts and blankets, manufactured in the Vaucluse region since 1808; a fine range of Molinard bottles, by the famous Grasse perfumer; Marius Fabre organic soaps and cosmetics; and Rigaud candles and home fragrances.

Located in the Parc Municipal Gautier in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Chromatiko is a home furnishings and decoration store offering a lively, playful and high-quality selection to enhance your interior. With a majority of items designed and manufactured in France, Chromatiko highlights the beauty of handmade craftsmanship, durability and the nobility of materials. Whether you're looking for objets d'art, home decor, lighting, furniture or gift ideas, you'll find what you're looking for at Chromatiko.

Since 1808, BVT has been a family-run wool manufacturer, perpetuating the expertise that earned it the "World's Most Beautiful Family Business" award in 2023. The Manufacture's boutique celebrates beautiful materials in 3 universes - decoration, night-time and fashion -: plaids, quilts, blankets, stoles, cashmere, Mérinos d'Arles Antique®, mohair, camel hair. The upstairs museum presents an immersive, interactive tour of the stages in the transformation of fiber into fabric.

Corinne and Roland excellent in patina art. Restaurateurs, decorators, they have more than one rope to their arc. In their shop-shop the walls aged through their care, but still seem in its juice, pile up antique furniture to which they give a new life thanks to subtle cream shades or grey. Some old objects: dead nature, etchings and crockery give life to this very harmonious ensemble. Between two "walks", which means clear, when they don't, or their work leaves them a little time, they can also skate home furniture.

It is difficult to find a available trader because here it'direction ', we measure, cut, fold, note. The fabrics presented are not followed, so it is better to predict it because the films are within the limits of available stocks. You can always do good business and find a nice coupon. As far as saunas is concerned, it is better to be patient and ready to dig because order is not what best characterizes the store, but the offer is quite rich, and you usually find what you have come to search for.

Lavender bags, placemats and table runners, tablecloths, aprons and kitchen towels, bath towels, pillowcases, linen is the main thread of the collections of this artisanal and family business whose workshop is located in Pertuis. Provence inspires the embroideries: cicadas, bunches of lavender, olive tree sprigs... Guillaume and Laura also make custom-made designs by reproducing the motifs of your choice for the making of your curtains and your household linen. You lack inspiration, so don't hesitate to push the door,

You wish to bring back a souvenir, a Provencal gift, brighten up your interior, stop at La Farandole. Camille advises you. This refined shop is a postcard from Provence... You don't know where to start between a large choice of pottery, dishes in shimmering colours, plaids, curtains, decorative objects including santons, clay figurines, which make up the Christmas crib. Why not acquire several models in order to compose the traditional Provençal dance the farandole?

We fell in love with this showroom which is worth a visit at La Tour d'Aigues in the Luberon. Amandine has selected for you beautiful objects from designers from here and elsewhere, the beautiful cicadas from Marseille -Muettes et Butineuses- from Monochromic, lighting fixtures (Myriam Aït Amar, Dendelion), mirrors, carpets and hangings, furniture (Madam Stoltz, Atheza officiel), crockery and magnificent wallpapers signed by Béatrice Laval. The prices on the labels start from a few euros for small gifts that are sure to please.