A Tale of Two Breakfasts: France vs. America
The French Petit Déjeuner...In France, breakfast, known as “le petit déjeuner,” is typically understated. The French philosophy for breakfast is quite simple and light, focusing on quality over qu...
A Provence Gem: the Pont Julien
The Pont Julien is a remarkable example of Roman engineering, set in the picturesque Luberon valley of Provence. Its history stretches back over two millennia, providing a fascinating glimpse into...
Overflowing Mystery: Fontaine de Vaucluse Unveiled
Fontaine de Vaucluse is a small village in the Vaucluse department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in France. It is named after the spring, the Fontaine de Vaucluse, located at the foot o...
The Making of a Provence Table
Come along with Emilie, our Photographer, as she welcomes you into her traditional home in a village near Aix-en-Provence, France. Emilie is taking you behind the scenes to share her process as sh...
Eggs, Bells and Chocolate Shells: Easter in France
Easter as a holiday is an important one in France, with its long Christian heritage. While the holiday revolves around spring, Jesus Christ's resurrection and a spirit of renewal and new life, th...
Blossoms to Bounty: Cherry Groves in Provence
The end of March is the moment cherry trees unfurl in Provence. Provence, with its idyllic climate and fertile soil, is a replete with fruit groves and these trees also grow wild along the sides of...
Simple & Savory Purple Roasted Artichokes
Today, we want to share a delicious and simple recipe using purple artichokes. Here in Provence, these artichokes are a Mediterranean specialty and appear in the outdoor village markets in startin...
Unfolding Elegance: The Art of the Napkin
In the world of dining and decor, the devil really is in the details. One of the most understated yet transformative elements is the napkin. Not just a utilitarian cloth, an artfully chosen and fo...
The Côte d'Azur evokes notions of hot summer days, yachts swarming in jewel-colored waters...but the winter months are magical on France's Mediterranean coast. January and February are quiet and p...
When the winter months arrive in the picturesque region of the Côte d'Azur in Southern France, a magical phenomenon takes place. The vibrant yellow blooms of the mimosa tree start to appear, the ...
While the sun never absconds from the region, January is often the dreariest and coldest month in Provence. The mistral wind can pick up and last for days in a row. A cold snap can come through ...
Martigues: Little Venice of Provence
Martigues, also known as the "Venice of Provence," is famous for its network of canals that crisscross the town. These canals not only add to the town's charm but also serve as a reminder of its h...