The floor of Mediterranean residences of the 1930s and 1940s were covered with ceramic tiles of various patterns. These terrazo were unrivaled for their broad repertory of colors, arabesques and graphics. Juxtaposed, they created a gigantic picture, thus their nickname “Sejjadeh” or carpet.
Honey, Verbena, Lavender, Jasmine… These typical fragrances of Provence are illustrated with botanical drawings, in the style of an herbarium. This Herbarium line combines vegetable bar soaps, liquid soaps and beauty care products.
The mosaic is a meticulous and demanding art where the layout prototypes were jealously preserved and transmitted from the “maalem” – the master or profesor – to his apprentice. These cut stones, called zelliges, follow an aesthetic order and a harmonious negative-positive play, leaving the audience in perpetual meditation.
Marius Fabre has blended traditional know-how that made the brand famous for over a century now, and oriental refinement for the well-being of your body.
Let yourself be carried away into Arabian Nights through “Les mille et un bains” line…
Images d’Orient is getting intimate and bathing with you. “Hammam” introduces its first djinn...
Cécilia introduces her flashlight collection for the outdoor and garden. Stylished and functional,...
Clear candles are great alternatives of the regular and traditional candles, here water meets fire...
