Long Read Paris, France – In a world where globalization appears to be gaining a firm foothold, French savoir-faire continues on its unique path as it has through the centuries. Luxury linens, […]
French Flair Made in France
Sparkling Serpents Followed by a Short and Slinky Gourmet Gazette Slideshow
Paris, France – The snake has fascinated and frightened for an eternity and is regarded variously as a symbol of both life and death, eternity and resurrection, good and evil and even […]
Coloring Citroën in de Castelbajac
It’s all about elegance, design and discretion. French car maker Citroën and French designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, known for his creative use of colors, have brought their talents together with the C1JCC+. […]
Moments in Time: Breguet Time, Traditional Time
Simplicity, elegance and intense engineering features pioneered by Abraham-Louis Breguet himself are the hallmarks of the house of Breguet’s Tradition line which draws its inspiration directly from the caliber of the souscription […]
In the Name of the Rose
Paris, France – The perfume house of Les Parfums de Rosine was founded in 1991 by Marie-Hélène Rogeon, the great granddaughter of Louis Panafieu who created the perfumes for the Emperor Napoleon […]
A Nautilus of Time and Design
Interior design and astronomical timekeeping join forces in an astonishing piece of time and design. The houses of Thomas Mercer and Winch Design have just brought out an incredible work of stone […]
The Splendors of Our World Followed by a Gourmet Gazette Slideshow
Paris, France — A Maori treasure box, a ceremonial Incan ewer, a throwing club from the Fiji Islands and a magic scroll from Ethiopia are just some of the works that can […]
Some Stars Are Born
Paris, France – A South American sea lion, a puma and a bush dog all had babies this summer at the Parc Zoologique (Zoological Park) of Paris, which is part of France’s […]
Going Gourmet with the Gauls Featuring a Gourmet Gazette Slideshow at the End of the Article
Steaming cauldrons and curing meats in the kitchens of the Ancient Gauls, vestiges of a fine repast including snails, oysters and duck bones found in a local cave, and a Roman banquet […]
Coffee Culture
Paris, France – The specialty coffee scene continues in Paris, a city historically known for its café culture since at least 1686 when a Sicilian chef Procopio Cutò opened up what is […]
