Home decoration and garden stores L'Isle-Sur-La-Sorgue

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.

Along the Sorgue, in a street animated all year long by market stalls and local shops, nestles this small flower shop with a green front. Green as the universe in which it plunges us. Green as the foliage that the florist of the place delicately combines with fresh flowers. Green like the indoor and outdoor plants that are offered throughout the year. In addition to the plants, the store sells funeral articles, tergals and marbles to dress the graves of your loved ones.

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.

Located next to the Norisko car garage, this florist shop welcomes you all year long in its planted area dedicated to all your events. Whether personal or professional, joyful or sorrowful, you are sure to find the right bouquet of flowers or the right plant, under the recommendations and advice of the team. At the rendezvous: a large choice of cut flowers including the inevitable roses and tulips, orchids and a large selection of decorative objects such as vases and ceramics.

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.

Small group of merchants, antiques and antiques, furniture, garden furniture, trips in Asia, popular arts, libraries, religious objects, paintings, paintings, curiosities, books, engravings… Always in yours, 20 different exhibitors and united.

It was created by Jean Chizky in the s. In a particularly refined setting of a master house, you will discover classic ancient classics, antique jewelry, paintings and weapons of collection.

Located in a former th-century postal relay, the Patio features a unique garden in the heart of the city. Around the fountain, some thirty dealers share this site, with visitors struggling to distance themselves, admiring the location and quality of the goods. At the end of the Patio, an art bookstore will add to the pleasure of the walk.

For 20 years "the Court" has seven specialized dealers. Antique furniture and antique objects, paintings, enamel plates and commercials, antiques items, art deco, art of the table, mock the eye. All this in a spirit of authenticity excluding any copy. During the fairs "Easter and 15 August" an unpacking in the courtyard invites visitors to travel.

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.

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.

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.