Home decoration and garden stores Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

Aussih is a living space designed by Audrey Colombani and Jessie Hessmann that brings the whole family together. This 250^m2 family store is dedicated to lovers of decoration, food and strolling. Its pretty, convivial canteen offers seasonal, Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. Its tea room offers a variety of herbal teas to be enjoyed in a cocooning atmosphere. Finally, the boutique offers a varied selection of designer furniture, decorative objects, contemporary lighting and unusual, exclusive accessories. It's a harmonious, lively place that you just can't get enough of.

Near the village's main square, Boucan celebrates ceramics and beekeeping. In her workshop, Eléonore has created a warm and friendly atmosphere for her pieces. Cups, bowls, plates and vases fit perfectly into a decor where wood and stone blend harmoniously. These pieces stand out for their originality and will easily dress up any table. Don't miss the honey from Robert, her father, whose beehives are located in the commune. A beautiful store that combines craftsmanship and the environment.

In the heart of Endoume, just a stone's throw from Malmousque, this new kind of shop cleverly introduces us to another way of consuming, more responsible and environmentally friendly. The "zero waste" movement is finding more and more followers, including in Marseille, and Okjö (pronounced Okio) is a temple for those who have converted to this philosophy. Here, all kinds of containers, gourds, bento boxes, metal bowls, designed to make you forget about plastic for your lunches to carry. A vast choice of products and a cosmetic corner with natural, solid or liquid products. Not to be missed, the reception is adorable.

Coins et Recoins has built up a strong regional reputation, particularly among BBQ enthusiasts and purists alike. Authorized distributor of brands of barbecues, braziers, planchas and smokers (Big Green Egg, Broil King, Char-Broil, Hoftas, Actuel Outdoor, Forge Adour, Eno, Bradley smoker), gas, charcoal, pellet and electric. Eric offers only quality products that are built to last, aesthetically pleasing and, above all, adapted to your needs. His advice is invaluable when it comes to choosing the right equipment for your grills, from the simple barbecue to the most sophisticated, for slow cooking at low temperatures, from the user-friendly and practical plancha-brasero to the smoker. Also kitchen utensils and garden furniture.

The place is extraordinary. In the basement of a medieval rampart house, with its low ceilings and massive beams, Damien Vigroux perpetuates the skills of POTTERY and earthenware in his workshop, whose floor is formed by a natural rock. Shelves display pieces turned, decorated and fired on site. Vases, bowls, jugs, cutlery, decorative objects and, of course, the emblematic hedgehog are all on display. Damien can carry out all your work to order. You can also visit his online store.

Le Garde-Temps, Thierry Gibernon's watchmaking workshop, is a little gem in Gardanne. Meilleur Ouvrier de France in 2000, Thierry Gibernon set up shop in 2001 and was awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label. Specializing in the repair of watches, clocks and pendulums, the workshop offers top-quality work, carried out to the highest standards by the master watchmaker himself. Sharing knowledge is essential at Le Garde-Temps, where each antique timepiece reveals its secrets. With a 2-year guarantee, you can trust this craftsman to bring your treasures back to life.

Ismael Costa is one of the artists who are taking part in the adventure "La traversée des arts". And every first Saturday of the month, they open their doors. Don't hesitate, his works are a great sunshine during the cold winter months. They are portraits invaded by very bright colours: turquoises, yellows, reds. He says that these colours come to him from childhood, that he likes contrasts. He works with flat tints and the clothes are made of splashes.

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,

Here we cut natural stone from French quarries to embellish your garden and your home. Fountains, fireplaces, animal sculptures, pediments. We find all styles from the old to the revisited. We find large pieces: wash house, pergolas, vaults, pillars. We dress the exterior, but also the interior with stairs, window frames. You can also order custom-made ornaments, even on a very large scale, in old or new stones that the craftsmen then patinate. Come and discover the landscaped park of 3 hectares.

Pascale, self-taught, used to be an actress, then she met a painter in Paris who taught her furniture painting and the Renaissance style. In 2012, she arrived in the South. She was looking for a studio, she was lucky to find one, in the crossing of the arts. As painting on furniture is not too trendy anymore, she now does frescoes and trompe-l'oeil, but also Art Deco or dripping (more modern, big paint flow).

Frédéric Lardeau works with many different species depending on the object he is going to create (green wood that he turns in a certain way so that it does not crack). What he likes is to rough up the surface of his bowls and pots. He grates, paints, smoothes. Some pieces are very design, especially when he uses paint that gives a lacquered effect. And for those who have the soul of a cabinetmaker, come and take a course to discover the rudiments of this very old trade.

Ceramic artist, Laurène has been working with Saint Amand stoneware and red stoneware for 7 years. Her creations are articulated around great themes such as the mountain, the sea, the sky, the fire and space and are in turn embellished with wood, copper, cork and leather. A natural inspiration for unique handcrafted pieces to be discovered on her online store as well. Laurène also gives courses for children and adults who wish to renew a very particular link with the earth.

Atelier Bernex was founded in 1998. Today, it is run by two artist-craftsmen, Marie-Pierre and Cyrille, who create practical and decorative ceramics. All products are hand-crafted according to Provencal know-how, in the tradition of the art manufactures of the late ^19th century. Various pieces are available for sale, on site or on the workshop's website. You can buy bowls, cups, pitchers, plates, vases and pots. The creations are contemporary yet steeped in tradition, with clean lines and bright colors.

Amélie Bostyn's saddlery-upholstery workshop in the artisanal zone of La Roque d'Anthéron isn't exactly streetwise, but her discerning clientele knows her address well, for Amélie is a precious and versatile craftswoman. A former cabinetmaker, Amélie turned to saddlery and upholstery a few years ago, a rare craft linked to a tradition and know-how associated with Artisanat d'art, a trade she practises with passion. Amélie's fairy fingers can renovate your leathers, customize chairs, armchairs and sofas, or restore unstuck skylights. You can also entrust her with the creation of your outdoor cushions and deckchair covers. She also renovates car seats and vintage vehicles, sun visors, gearshift gaiters and door trims, convertible tops, motorcycle saddles, boat and tractor upholstery. Amélie can help you with your restoration, transformation or creation projects, and you can rely on her advice in your choice of textiles and materials: leather, exotic skins, imitation leather, skai... She cuts, sews and glues every step of the way... Amélie will tell you that anything is possible in terms of volume, material and color.

Le Petit Futé has found the "Flower Fairy"! Marie Varenne is an eco-friendly florist unlike any other. Her bouquets of wild and cultivated flowers and her dreamlike, poetic compositions are inspired by nature, the seasons and the flora and fauna that surround her. Everything is light, airy, abundant and colorful... It's an enchantment. She has a gift for blending flowers, foliage and grasses to produce original, unique and precious results. Marie is an artist who will win you over!

With 13 showrooms in Paris, London, Lyon and now Marseille, on the elegant Rue Paradis, Silvera continues to make its mark as the undisputed specialist in private and professional interior design. In a superb 200^m2 space, you can discover the very best in high-end furniture, including the Minotti collection, 100% "Made in Italy". Other prestigious brands such as Riva 1920 and Gubi are also on sale here. Please do not hesitate to contact the team for a quotation.

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?

Welcome to the bargain hunters' paradise. The first village created in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue in 1978 in a former 19th century spinning mill. The most important one in surface, it gathers about a hundred exhibitors, secondhand tradesmen and antique dealers. Furniture, outdoor furniture, lighting, decoration, tableware, tableware, silverware, paintings and works of art, the merchandise is varied in period, genre and style. You can sit down at the restaurant Le Café du Village, and also have tea time.

Philippe Franc perpetuates an ancestral Provencal tradition, that of the lavender spindles that were made in the 18th century to perfume the linen in the wardrobes, replaced today by the sachets. The spindles of the Maison Franc are elegant and precious crafts. The fresh lavender stems are hand-woven with satin or velvet ribbon, the collections are available in all colours, gold and silver as well and in several sizes. Each spindle is unique, a little piece of Provence to bring back in your luggage

This cutlery has existed for more than forty years, it is the last one in Avignon! All the major brands are there in showcases including the classics Laguiole, Thiers, Victorinox and Opinel, as well as Damascus blades (laminated and precious, this technique dates back to the Merovingian era). Practical and clever, it is here that you will have your knives sharpened if need be, the chefs know the address well. Very demanding traders with quality, they absolutely do not want to disappoint their customers.

Arielle runs this little store, whose frontage is reminiscent of a Provencal postcard, with its fig tree as a trellis, and many passers-by take photos of her, so charming is the place. Arielle's roots are in the street where she grew up, and her store is as cheerful as a vacation! She presents a selection of pottery, notably Catalan: bowls, salad bowls, in pretty colors, according to the trend of the moment (turquoise, orange, aniseed, etc.), that will add sparkle to your table setting.

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.

Through skilled hands and exceptional craftsmanship, each piece of shaped dinnerware becomes a unique work of art, meticulously created and destined to stand the test of time. The craftswoman's aim is to offer you a collection of tableware that illuminates the table with a varied palette of colors. Here you'll find handcrafted pottery in glazed earthenware. Poterie l'Arlequin offers in-store purchases only. No online sales service.

Specializing in textile creations, he offers unique pieces such as men's jacket shirts. Christian Michel's creations are characterized by their free-spirited style and worldly inspiration. Christian Michel is a recognized member of Ateliers d'Art de France and regularly takes part in Artisan d'Art fairs such as Artisa Grenoble and Nimagine. In 2012, Christian Michel set up his new atelier-boutique in the center of Marseille, in the 1st arrondissement. Since then, he has continued to create timeless shirt patterns and patchworks according to his current inspiration and the materials at his disposal.

For two generations, the Brizepierre family has breathed its soul into unique creations. Pascaline, an art cabinetmaker, and Hervé, inventor of Joaillerie sur bois, have passed on their passion to their children, enriching the workshop with new collections of designer furniture and interior jewels. Their creations, a mix of designer furniture and interior jewels, seduce with their originality and quality. Nestled in the heart of the Alpilles mountains, their workshops, where unique pieces of celestial charm are revealed, invite discovery. It's the ideal place to discover artistic made-to-measure in an enchanting setting.

Santons Campana is a Christmas decorations store located in Aubagne. They offer a wide range of decorative items for the festive season. You can shop in-store, use the drive-through service or opt for home delivery. Payment can be made by cheque, credit card or bank transfer. Santons Campana pays particular attention to the packaging of your parcels to ensure their safety during transport.

The ART-TERRA workshop in Aubagne invites you to discover a world of unique ceramic creations. Annie Burnotte, master craftswoman, passionately crafts ceramics and jewelry that combine classic forms and pure lines. Vibrant colors and original textures enhance each piece. At the atelier-boutique, you'll find a wide choice of original creations: decorative objects, tableware and ceramic jewelry. You'll be charmed by Annie's expertise and warm welcome. Don't hesitate to call her to place an order for a personalized creation.

Aurélie Guillemin Bijoux is a jewelry store located in Arles. Aurélie Guillemin's boutique-atelier offers contemporary jewelry, created with an artistic approach and inspired by the city's heritage and surrounding nature. The jewelry is crafted from raw metals, exploring the textures and nuances of metal. The boutique offers a varied collection, including wedding rings and custom jewelry.

A PART CRÉATION is an arts and crafts workshop located in Vence. Specializing in jewelry creation, the workshop offers a wide range of unique and original pieces. Jewelry ranges from earrings to rings and necklaces. A PART CRÉATION also takes part in events such as Christmas markets and craft fairs. They also offer jewelry workshops, where you can make your own jewelry. A PART CRÉATION is a must for arts and crafts enthusiasts in Vence.

Vallauris is a town renowned for its pottery, and Atelier Jeannette Laurene is a must for craft enthusiasts. This pottery workshop offers a wide range of unique creations. For those who can't make it to the studio, you can visit its online boutique, where you'll find a selection of original cache-pots.

This workshop offers hand-crafted utilitarian and artistic ceramic objects such as plates, bowls and tiles. Owner Laetitia Follot has been based in the Panier district for over 15 years. She sells her creations and discusses her manufacturing process with curious passers-by and amateurs who regularly place orders with her. Each piece is unique, but you can discover Laetitia's world by browsing through her boutique workshop.

Jim Pontvianne is an artisan based in Marseille. After studying at the Beaux-Arts, he turned to post-documentary photography. However, during a trip to the Middle East, he discovered his passion for sculpture and metals such as copper, silver, bronze and gold. He now creates unique jewelry using these materials, combining aesthetics with contemporary ethics. In addition to his jewelry work, Jim Pontvianne continues to express himself through photography, exploring genres such as still life and landscape. His collections have been exhibited at various venues in France, including Paris, Montpellier, Lyon and Marseille. He has also been featured in the local press for his artistic work.

L'Atelier du Verre - Mélanie Cornu is a must for fans of blown glass jewelry. Talented glassblower Mélanie Cornu creates unique and original pieces. Her boutique offers a wide selection of jewelry, including earrings, bracelets and necklaces, made with Murano crystal beads. Earrings are available in black and white crystal pearls or in red Murano crystal pearls. Bracelets are available in white combed black pearls or red round pearls. Necklaces are available in black pearls, white combed pearls or red round pearls. Visitors can also discover the process of creating blown glass jewelry during a tour of the workshop.

Maussane-les-Alpilles is a town known for being home to sculptures by the artist Herrel. Their site features a wide variety of works of art, including bronze and marble sculptures. Herrel's sculptures are exhibited in several art galleries in France, including the Michel Estades galleries in Paris, Lyon, Toulon and Baden-Baden, and the In Arte Veritas gallery in Angers and Toulouse. Herrel's sculptures are also exhibited at various art shows in France and abroad. Herrel's works are characterized by their beauty and purity, and address themes such as the relationship between man and nature, the excesses of modern society and the need to preserve the beauty of the world.

Inspired by nature, the designer uses natural materials such as walnut and hazelnut shells, cherry and peach pits, and grape seeds to create her pieces. The jewelry is handcrafted in her Marseille workshop, using classic jewelry techniques such as cutting, shaping, soldering and polishing. The jewelry shop also offers made-to-measure wedding rings and unique pieces. Virginie Fantino's jewels are little talismans that enhance nature and the beauty of the body.

Sibylle Flouret is a jewelry designer based in Marseille. Sibylle Flouret offers a selection of unique jewelry, including UMFAZI, NJALO, MANJE, CHORA, AGHIA ANNA and KATAPOLA earrings, as well as the KAYA sautoir.

Atelier d'artiste Mosaïques Vanina Mercury offers a wide range of artistic products such as mosaic mirrors, sculpted furniture, XXL garden jewelry and pebble-shaped poufs. For those wishing to take part in mosaic courses or workshops, the studio also offers learning sessions. For lovers of art and decoration, the Atelier Mosaïques Vanina Mercury is a must-see in Marseille.

Atelier Materia is a must for craft lovers in Marseille. This workshop offers jewelry made entirely by hand using traditional craftsmanship. Mathilde Marteau's creations are unique and original, and each piece is carefully crafted. Don't miss the opportunity to discover these magnificent handcrafted jewels during your visit to Marseille.

Marseille is a city rich in arts and crafts, and Marthe Cresson is just one example. Jewelry is available in palladium-finished silver or vermeil. Highlights include the Seligny necklace, Berry II earrings and Ventome rings. We recommend checking our website regularly for updates and new collections.

Located in Marseille's Panier district, Atelier Lili B is a costume jeweler offering original, authentic jewelry. The brand stands out for its high-quality, handcrafted production, using natural gemstones and resin pigment decorations. The jewelry is made in France, and the brand has held registered designs since 2007. L'Atelier Lili B offers a wide range of products, including rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Customers can also store in-store or via the jewelry store's website.

Fabienne L'Hostis is a talented ceramist based in Mouans-Sartoux, specializing in the Japanese Raku technique. Her unique Raku ceramic creations are ideal for adding a touch of originality to high-end architectural and decorative projects. Architects, interior designers and collectors regularly call on her expertise to enrich their creations, whether for prestigious offices, trendy hotels and restaurants or private residences. Fabienne L'Hostis's unique style lends a much-appreciated contemporary artistic dimension to the spaces she decorates with her Raku ceramics.

Verrerie Didier Saba is an art studio located in Antibes, more precisely at 27 Boulevard d'Aguillon. The studio offers unique works in blown glass from Biot, whether for personal or professional decoration. Artist Didier Saba showcases his creativity and artistic background through his creations. The workshop also offers courses for beginners and initiated in the field of art. It is also possible to rent the studio for experienced glassmakers.

Atelier KLĀ is a ceramics studio where two ceramicists, Elise Kammerer and Alice Fougeret, work. Their creative approach is contemporary, combining reflection and ancestral know-how acquired during their studies in ceramics. They offer a wide range of everyday and sculptural objects, all created with care and originality. You can also follow their news on Instagram.

Atelier KLĀ is a ceramics manufacturer located in old Antibes, at 23 rue des Palmiers. Run by Alice Fougeret, a graduate in ceramic designer design, the atelier offers a selection of beautiful ceramic creations. The pieces are made on site and are available for sale in the KLĀ atelier's boutique area. Alice Fougeret has also had the opportunity to participate in artist residencies, notably in Denmark, where she was able to develop new concepts and artistic collaborations.

ELISABETH MOLIMARD is a true wood artist in Banon. Working with some thirty different species of wood, she creates unique pieces that reflect her passion and creativity, from boxes to vases and bowls. Her workshop adjoins her exhibition, where you can discover her talent and immerse yourself in her world through fascinating demonstrations. And admission is free. Élisabeth regularly welcomes other artists, painters and photographers, providing a space for exchange and creativity. If you're a lover of arts and crafts, Élisabeth's exhibition is sure to appeal to you.

In the heart of the Prado-Mermoz district, in what is known as Marseille's "carré d'or", this elegant boutique dedicated to the arts of cooking, welcomes you in a large and bright space. A real place of inspiration for your culinary desires with a wide range of utensils to choose from, from the simple ladle to the cake molds, metallic or silicone. Everything is there, absolutely everything. Your pastry impulses will find their best ally. Very smiling and professional reception, very good advice. There are few, if any, other stores of this kind as complete in Marseille, which makes it obviously an address to remember and to recommend to others.

Carpe Diem is not just another designer boutique. Quite the contrary, in fact. It's a dreamlike, poetic place, home to many talented artists and craftspeople, where you'll find precious objects. You're sure to snap up a flamingo, Christine's iconic creation (each bird is unique), or why not one of Juliette's exquisite ceramics. Perhaps your choice will be Pauline's subtle collages or Pauline's dreamy cyanotopes. Claire's accessories are perfect, as is Clémence's jewelry...

Six-Fours-les-Plages is a town known for its magnificent beaches and sunny climate. ACTISOLS Provence offers a variety of surface finishes, including deactivated, sandblasted, swept, hand-smoothed, imprinted, eroded and drained concrete. They also offer concrete protection solutions. ACTISOLS Provence is a trusted choice for all your flooring and wall cladding needs in the Six-Fours-les-Plages area.

This artists' workshop offers a wide range of talents. There's Laura Rachez's poetic paintings of mysterious interior scenes, Lucas Poutout's cutlery made from local woods, and Migram'art's macramé jewelry by Pauline, inspired by her travels in Asia and Australia. These are free-spirited artists whose creations are surely imbued with the silence of the small village of Monieux. You can also discover the Artesan association's Christmas market. The workshop is open all year round, with flexible opening hours.