Home decoration and garden stores Espelette/Ezpeleta

The years come and go at Artiga, a company that has been producing Basque-inspired household linen for over 20 years, renewing itself while retaining its original image. Artiga, Quitterie Delfour confides, "takes pleasure in creating from the wink of an eye..." with the entire production chain in the South-West, a French know-how that has earned it the label. As you discover the collection, you realize that here, we don't cultivate gloom, but rather joie de vivre and happiness.

"Tissage de Luz" has been a benchmark in the Basque country's craft heritage for 5 generations. This magnificent 300 m² boutique, including a section dedicated to low-priced limited editions, showcases the full range of our craftsmanship. From tailoring to weaving, the workshop constantly reinvents the timeless designs for which it is renowned. Made in Pays Basque and 100% French, these include curtains, cushions, canvases, deckchairs, tablecloths and the latest novelty, the plaid... Creations all year round, from classic and trendy patterns to multicolors.

Florence has lived in Espelette since 1999, in an area that also boasts a number of other fine addresses. From her workshop, she works with the raw material, untreated cowhide in a light natural color, and exhibits all her works, all original, in the same place. She transforms the leather into unique, sculpted, multicolored pieces, which, over time, will not lose their qualities and, on the contrary, will acquire a beautiful patina over time.

Established in Ascain in the Basque Country and since... 1910 in the Béarn region of Oloron-Sainte-Marie with its founding weaving workshop, Maison Lartigue has become a fixture in the heart of the village of Espelette. When talent and expertise are on display, it's time to show them off. This showcase showcases all the House's signature products: tablecloths, table runners, tea towels, oven gloves and aprons, bath towels, cushions... A collection that combines elegance, creativity and originality, with traditional Basque stripes or made-to-measure bayadères.