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La Maison Pernoise is undeniably one of the most beautiful decoration boutiques in the region. You come from Aix-en-Provence or elsewhere to shop there, everything is carefully selected to embellish your home (furniture, kitchen, textiles). Clothes for men, women and children, bags, jewellery as well. We would leave with everything. It's happiness at any price. Also, La Maison Pernoise accompanies you in the furnishing of your house, the relooking of a room.

Fragonard, the famous Grasse perfumery, has for some years been developing other universes around the perfumes that have made the brand famous since 1926. From perfume and cosmetics to fashion, decoration and household linen, the art of living in Provence now inspires the company's collections. The Avignon boutique is a refined showcase where you'll find everything from classic perfumes to the latest fragrances, cosmetics, soaps and home fragrances.

We love small shop and handmade cosmetic products. Just pass the door to feel like cracking. The rays are greedy, subtle scents and healthy products. The massage bars are a nice surprise. Small black boxes hide treasures of care for body, hands and face. The makeup radius is in the air of time and the prices are very correct. So no excuses, do the good!

Before opening her ceramics studio in Ansouis, Australian-born Juliet Schlunke had a successful career as a designer and painter, working for many years with well-known decorators and prestigious brands. In 1997, she opened her studio-showroom in the heart of the village, where she exhibits and sells her paintings and ceramics inspired by Provence. White and coloured tableware, decorative fruit and vegetables.... Her aim is to represent and magnify the beauty of nature, which has always fascinated and surrounded her.

Léandre and Arielle's restaurant is a great place to sit down for coffee in the morning, an aperitif in the evening and lunch. On the daily menu, gourmet plates, savoury tarts, tartars, soups and velvets, homemade desserts and local wines in the glass. One also comes for the delicatessen, kitchen utensils, cosmetics made in Provence, seasonal items (espadrilles, charentaises) and illustrated postcards of the beautiful villages of Luberon.

On your way to the Fountain, stop off at the Cristallerie. The boutique workshop is well worth a visit, for in addition to the shopping you can do there, you'll witness first-hand the glass-spinning process, as molten glass is transformed under the flame of the blowtorch into crystal animals, flowers or translucent or colored decorative objects. Alain, the glassblower, worked at Baccarat. An inspired glass artist, he creates on demand and gives introductory courses.

The store offers a wide selection of furniture, fashion accessories, lighting, home decor, tableware and textiles. La Maison Pernoise also offers the possibility of buying online and collecting items in-store.