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Fashion, design, gastronomy and art de vivre... Lifestyle experts chat with Katherina Marx, an enthusiastic ambassador for French style.


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Fashion, design, gastronomy and art de vivre... Lifestyle experts chat with Katherina Marx, an enthusiastic ambassador for French style.
Episode 20
14 min
Kostia / Cyrielle Leclère
Artist cabinet-maker Kostia combines tradition and design innovation. From micro to macro-embroidery, the designer Cyrielle Leclère takes the craft beyond its traditional frame.
Episode 19
14 min
Museum of the Barbizon Painters / Diane Benoit du Rey
At the edge of Fontainbleau Forest, we visit the museum dedicated to the painters of the Barbizon school. Diane Benoit du Rey infuses her canvases and sculptural works with light.
Episode 18
14 min
Château de Pau National Museum / Chloé Nègre
Pau is home to a museum dedicated to the French king Henri IV. Interior designer, Chloé Nègre creates colourful spaces where craft, skill and finesse come vibrantly to life.
Episode 17
14 min
Grégoire Scalabre / Christophe and Séverine Lauduique
From tiny to over-sized, ceramic artist Grégoire Scalabre sculpts and accumulates objects. Christophe and Séverine Lauduique make Basque knives.
Episode 16
14 min
Rodin's studio / Delphine Versace and Virginie Friedmann
We head to Meudon for a very personal visit to Rodin's studio. Virginie Friedmann and Delphine Versace: a love story between materials and unexpected surprises.
Episode 15
14 min
Arthur Avellano / Stéphanie Trolez
With generous silhouettes and delicate transparency, designer Arthur Avellano takes latex to its limits and beyond. Stéphanie Trolez brings the art of straw marquetry to cabinet-making.
Episode 14
14 min
Guy Martin / Amandine Antunez
From self-taught to Michelin-starred chef, at Le Grand Véfour Guy Martin looks back over a career in gastronomy. Amandine Antunez masters the art of marble-stucco using plant-based dyes.
Episode 13
14 min
Stefania di Petrillo / Marion Flament
Through rooms filled with colour, Stefania di Petrillo explores the emotional dimension of design. With Marion Flament the art of stained glass breaks free from its traditional constraints.
Episode 12
14 min
Museum of Magic / Julien Fournié
In the heart of the Marais, the Museum of Magic reveals its secrets. Between cinema and pop culture, the couture designer Julien Fournié rolls out his fashion on the red carpet.
Episode 11
14 min
Museum of Counterfeiting / Marin Montagut
Sorting real from fake at the Museum of Counterfeiting. We join Marin Montagut, multi-talented designer and Paris-lover, on a poetic voyage.
Episode 10
14 min
Préfecture de Police Museum / Nicolas Beaumann
From the 17th century to the modern-day, the Préfecture de Police Museum recounts the history of the institution. Two Michelin-starred chef Nicolas Beaumann shines at Maison Rostang.
Episode 9
14 min
Paul Belmondo Museum / Anne-Sophie Pailleret
In Boulogne-Billancourt, the Paul Belmondo Museum is dedicated to the sculptor's work. Interior designer Anne-Sophie Pailleret puts all her talent into each detail.
Episode 8
14 min
Benoît Castel / Pascal Le Bonhomme
Pastry chef and baker, for Benoît Castel sharing his culinary philosophy is a delicious pleasure. The craftsman Pascal Le Bonhomme recounts his enthusiasm for globes.
Episode 7
14 min
Nathanaëlle Herbelin / Maxime Goléo
Worthy heir to the Nabi movement, the painter Nathanaëlle Herbelin opens the doors to his studio. Nature's organic forms are omnipresent in the works created by cabinet-maker Maxime Goléo.
Episode 6
14 min
Hugo Bourny / Éloïse d'Argent
From the kitchens of the greatest chefs to that of the Lucas Carton Paris, we discover the Michelin-starred career of Hugo Bourny. Decorative painter, Éloïse d'Argent brings sublime style to ceilings and walls.
Episode 5
14 min
Naval Museum / Aurélie Galois
The Hôtel de la Marine in Paris looks back over two hundred and fifty years of naval history. Multi-talented artist, Aurélie Galois paints industrial canvases made of rubber and small secret boxes.
Episode 4
14 min
Morgane Tschiember / Thibaut Nussbaumer
In her studio, plastic artist Morgane Tschiember works and experiments her chosen materials. Between fire and transparency, Thibaut Nussbaumer tames molten glass.
Episode 3
14 min
Paris Philharmonia / Vincent Garnier Pressiat
The Paris Philharmonia is home to a museum dedicated to music. Vincent Garnier Pressiat's audacious fashion style permeates the French capital.
Episode 2
14 min
Yves Saint Laurent Museum / Philip Chronopoulos
Avenue Marceau, Paris, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum is dedicated to the great French haute couture designer. Philip Chronopoulos is head chef, working beneath the arcades of the Palais Royal.
Episode 1
14 min
Anne-Cécile Lopez / Charlotte Franier
Mosaic artist Anne-Cécile Lopez brings her own interpretation to an age-old art, at the frontier between archaeology, geology and anthropology. Charlotte Franier restores old paintings.
Episode 20
14 min
Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts Lausanne / Franck Giovannini
We explore the collections displayed by the Cantonal Museum of Fine Arts Lausanne. The Michelin-starred chef Franck Giovannini unpacks his bags in Crissier, in the canton of Vaud.
Episode 19
14 min
Léa Mestres / Atelier Stokowski
Oversized lighting, sparkling seating in vibrant shades, Léa Mestres explores colour and volume. Atelier Stokowski: the fabulous adventure of three brothers who fell into the world of glass-making.
Episode 18
14 min
Galerie Dior / Anna Le Corno
Galerie Dior opens its doors and invites us to explore the world of fashion. Between craftsmanship and her command of contemporary technology, Anna Le Corno bends wood to her every will.
Episode 17
14 min
Victor Mercier / Lucrèce Grapin
A cuisine rich in flavour, we take a gourmet journey in the company of Victor Mercier. The art of the mural, on both wall and ceiling, with Lucrèce Grapin.
Episode 16
14 min
Agnès Debizet / Cyanotype
The artist Agnès Debizet creates other-worldly works that change and evolve. Combining her passions for Japanese paper and nature photography, Agnès Clairand explores the amazing world of cyanotype printing.
Episode 15
14 min
Toulouse Museum / Laurent Pernot
Rendezvous at the Toulouse Museum! Poetry made form, using an incredible diversity of techniques and materials: we meet the artist Laurent Pernot.
Episode 14
14 min
Morgane Pasqualini / Demichelis
The delicate beauty of nature has left an indelible mark on the works by Morgane Pasqualini. With Demichelis, lighting designer, contemporary furniture blends perfectly with timeless bronze.
Episode 13
14 min
Alphonse Maitrepierre / Redfield & Dattner
Taking inspiration from the problems of his time, fashion designer Alphonse Maitrepierre creates clothes that are resolutely optimistic. Walls decorated by Redfield & Dattner, delightfully poetic.
Episode 12
14 min
Reunion Island Botanical Garden / Marina Mankarios
Exploring the Reunion Island Botanical Garden. Marina Mankarios reaches back to her roots as she creates her timeless works of art.
Episode 11
14 min
Benjamin Benmoyal / Bordeaux Opera House
The fashion designer Benjamin Benmoyal ensures ecology rhymes with technology as he fashions pieces that are truly of their time. We visit the costume workshops of the Bordeaux Opera House.
Episode 10
14 min
Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme / Maxime Bellaunay
The works displayed by the Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme are treasures of both culture and worship. Based on his rich experience as a cabinet-maker, Maxime Bellaunay works both stone and metal.
Episode 9
14 min
Vanessa Seward / Rustha Luna Pozzi-Escot
Proof that there's only one short step between leading couture houses and Parisian galleries, we meet Vanessa Seward. The plastic artist Rustha Luna Pozzi-Escot turns textile into hypnotic works of art.
Episode 8
14 min
Marion Mailaender/Bobin Tradition workshops
The interior designer Marion Mailaender mixes and matches materials to render each space more beautiful. The Bobin Tradition workshops bring traditional textile restoration bang up-to-date.
Episode 7
14 min
Richelieu National Library of France/Léa Zeroil
Manuscripts, photographs, archaeological finds... the Richelieu National Library of France conserves an exceptional heritage. Léa Zeroil fills homes and interiors with her creative work.
Episode 6
14 min
Museum of Mineralogy/François Mascarello
Precious stones or stones that fell to Earth, the Museum of Mineralogy recounts the history of the planet's treasures. François Mascarello, an artist skilled in many fields but always at the service of shape and colour.
Episode 5
14 min
Post Office Museum/Camille Romagnani
An immersion in the heart of the Post Office Museum. Multi-talented artist, Camille Romagnani uses a range of different mediums to express her creativity.
Episode 4
14 min
Karl Mazlo/Franck Tressens
The jeweller Karl Mazlo turns stones and the rawest of materials into pure poetry. Master craftsman in the art of luggage-making, Franck Tressens perpetuates time-honoured know-how.
Episode 3
14 min
Museum of Angouleme/Jeanne Vicérial
The Museum of Angouleme and its collections. Textile designer and plastic artist, Jeanne Vicérial breathes life into beguiling silhouettes.
Episode 2
14 min
Pierre and Marie Curie Museum/Ingrid Donat
A scientific tribute combined with a journey back in time: welcome to the Pierre and Marie Curie Museum! Between art and interior design, Ingrid Donat juggles with different styles and materials.
Episode 1
14 min
Stéphanie Coutas/Claire Le Pape
Stéphanie Coutas, an interior designer strongly influenced by cultural diversity, invites us into her world. We follow the threads that weave a creative path for Claire Le Pape, plastic artist.
Episode 24
14 min
Cherqui Foundation/Jean-Guillaume Mathiaut
The Cherqui Foundation, a collection of optical and cinematic artworks. Encounter with Jean-Guillaume Mathiaut, an artist whose work never fails to enchant, and his passion for architecture and cabinet-making.
Episode 23
14 min
New National Museum of Monaco /Patrice Frank
The New National Museum of Monaco offers a showcase for contemporary art. Sommelier Patrice Frank recounts the story of a cellar unlike any other.
Episode 22
13 min
Alice Guittard/Anton Laborde
Alice Guittard brings marble vibrantly alive using different shapes and colour to create each motif. Anton Laborde brings a fresh approach to wood marquetry.
Episode 21
14 min
Chana Orloff studio-museum/Basile Boon
In the heart of the 14th arrondissement of Paris, the Chana Orloff studio-museum presents a collection of works by the French-Israeli sculptor. Encounter with Basile Boon, artist with an overflowing imagination.
Episode 20
14 min
Georg Lux/Paul Diemunsch
We meet the artistic director Georg Lux, bringing a touch of flamboyance to the Leonard brand. Paul Diemunsch, engraving through etching.
Episode 19
14 min
MAC VAL/Arnaud Donckele
The Val-de-Marne Museum of Contemporary Art showcases artists from around the globe. On the rooftops of Paris and in his restaurant, encounter with Michelin-starred chef Arnaud Donckele.
Episode 18
14 min
Ivana Barbarito and Benjamin Bancel/Maurice Arnoult
Encounter with Ivana Barbarito and Benjamin Bancel, two architects putting all their creativity at the service of institutions and private clients. Welcome to the world of the Parisian shoemaker Maurice Arnoult!
Episode 17
14 min
Museum of Hunting and Nature/Pierre-François Valette
Welcome to the Museum of Hunting and Nature! Encounter with the fashion designer Pierre-François Valette, the man at the head of Valette Studio.
Episode 16
14 min
Bruno Borrione/Wig-making
Interior designer Bruno Borrione advocates an uninhibited style and materials with character. All the expertise of Peruke, wigmaker.
Episode 15
14 min
Liberation of Paris Museum/Pierre Marty
The Liberation of Paris Museum recounts the Second World War. Chef Pierre Marty at work in the kitchens of "Ducasse sur Seine", a boat unlike any other.
Episode 14
14 min
Auguste Comte Museum/Pablo Reinoso
Welcome to the home of the philosopher Auguste Comte! Encounter with the Argentine-French artist Pablo Reinoso, whose wooden sculptures bring beauty to public spaces.
Episode 13
14 min
Jessica Yang/Philippe Roëlandt
Pastry chef Jessica Yang at Le Rigmarole: warmth and poetry, from dish to plate. Instrument-maker Philippe Roëlandt provides TLC for flutes.
Episode 12
14 min
Rodin Museum/Vanessa Mitrani
In the heart of Paris, we explore the Rodin Museum, from collections to creations. Vanessa Mitrani bends glass to her will, giving it life and shape by combining some surprising materials.
Episode 11
14 min
Bordeaux Natural History Museum/Maximilien Pellet
Reptiles, fossils, surprising mammals: welcome to the Bordeaux Natural History Museum! The world of Maximilien Pellet, between pictorial representation and ceramic mastery.
Episode 10
14 min
Éric Gizard/Laurent Jarry
An immersive visit to the world of Éric Gizard, architect, photographer and designer. Craftsman and music-lover, Laurent Jarry makes and restores accordions.
Episode 9
14 min
Maillol Museum/Maximum
Muse for the painter and sculptor Aristide Maillol, Dina Verny created the Maillol Museum. Joint founders of the design studio Maximum, Basile de Gaulle and Romée de La Bigne offer industrial scrap a second life.
Episode 8
14 min
Palais Galliera/Mydriaz
A visit to the Palais Galliera, the City of Paris Fashion Museum. Jennifer Midoz and Malo du Bouëtiez, the duo making up the decorative lighting specialist Mydriaz, experiment with using brass.
Episode 7
14 min
Hugo Drubay/Caroline Wagenaar
Hugo Drubay draws on morphogenesis for his inspiration, a creativity that knows no limits producing objects that defy categorisation. Caroline Wagenaar combines ceramic and metal to perfection.
Episode 6
14 min
Mathilde Jonquière/Ateliers Duchemin
Encounter with mosaic artist Mathilde Jonquière. Traditional or contemporary, stained glass by Ateliers Duchemin light becomes exquisite.
Episode 5
14 min
National Archaeological Museum/Hanna Darmon
A guided visit to explore the Saint-Germain-en-Laye National Estate and National Archaeological Museum. Interview with Hanna Darmon, the designer offering women all the beauty of her delicate jewellery.
Episode 4
14 min
Juan Arbelaez/Isabelle Pitre
Colombian chef Juan Arbelaez opens the doors to a cuisine rich in a thousand and one flavours. With the restorer Isabelle Pitre, paintings and artworks recover all their original beauty.
Episode 3
14 min
Army Museum/Alexia Leleu
We head for the Army Museum and a distinctly defensive visit. Furniture, rugs, decorative objects: designer Alexia Leleu breathes new life into her family history.
Episode 2
14 min
Marmottan Monet museum/Solène Eloy
Nestling in the heart of a private mansion, the Marmottan Monet Museum houses a collection of impressionist treasures. With a passion for gold and a lightness of touch, the frescoist Solène Eloy dresses walls and ceilings with whimsical beauty.
Episode 1
14 min
Aurélia Paoli/Lucien Gau foundry
We meet the designer Aurélia Paoli, head of the Beauregard design studio. All the expertise of Lucien Gau, decorative bronze foundry since 1860.
Episode 26
14 min
Ece and Ayse Ege/Cristal Benito
Drawing their inspiration from the culture of Istanbul and Paris, the fashion offered by sisters Ece and Ayse Ege, through the brand Dice Kayek, is couture at its most chic. Continuing a long family tradition, Franck Benito sculpts crystal to reveal all its brilliance.
Episode 25
14 min
Delacroix Museum/Lison de Caunes
Paintings, drawings, sketches, prints: the Delacroix Museum displays the artist's work for the greater delight and pleasure of art-lovers. Lison de Caunes crafts and restores straw marquetry, work that perpetuates an age-old expertise.
Episode 24
14 min
Céline Salomon/Marischael Orfèvre
With a passion for texture and colour, ceramist Céline Salomon is a veritable porcelain whisperer. We meet the woman who created Atelier Zu. Artist and artisan, silversmith Nicolas Marischael works a wide range of different items from classic and traditional to totally contemporary.
Episode 23
14 min
Carnavalet Museum/Pauline Esparon
For all you ever wanted to know about the history of Paris, from its origins to the current day, simply head for the Carnavalet Museum. Artist and designer Pauline Esparon has taken linen out of the wardrobe, transforming it into surprising works of art and design.
Episode 22
14 min
Amandine Chaignot/Delisle
Traceability and proximity is a veritable mantra for the chef Amandine Chaignot: traditional French cuisine, spontaneous and easy to understand. Exceptional light fittings, from chandeliers to wall lights, become art in the hands of the skilled bronze and iron-workers of Delisle.
Episode 21
14 min
Bourse de commerce-Pinault collection/Béatrice Serre
The global contemporary art scene brought together in an exceptional venue: the building that once housed the Bourse de Commerce, Paris. An in-depth look at the Pinault collection. Béatrice Serre immerses us in her world of precious mosaics, where metal and stone temper and enhance the beauty of the other.
Episode 20
14 min
Jean-Jacques Henner Museum/Lauren Collin
A former Parisian mansion, we explore the museum dedicated to the painter Jean-Jacques Henner. The plastic artist Lauren Collin sculpts paper, bringing it to life with the precision of an artistic surgeon.
Episode 19
14 min
Frédéric Anton/Catherine Dubon glassworks
From the top of the Eiffel Tower to the heart of the Bois de Boulogne, Frédéric Anton certainly has no fear of heights: the Michelin-starred chef invites us into his kitchens. Catherine Dubon uses fusion to shape her glass, playing with different materials and transparencies.
Episode 18
14 min
Giacometti Museum/Jacques Hervouet
Giacometti, an immediately recognisable style: tall emaciated silhouettes, women whose bewitching lines refine and purify the body. We visit the foundation dedicated to the sculptor. From gallery-owner to interior designer in a single step; we meet, Jacques Hervouet.
Episode 17
14 min
Jean-Pierre Tortil/ceramist Margaux Lecuryas
Artistic director, scenographer and interior designer, the keen eye of Jean-Pierre Tortil puts together ensembles with a perfectly matched diversity of culture and language. We discover the ceramics works by Margaux Lecuryas, where form flirts with function and vice versa.
Episode 16
14 min
Museum of Romantic Life/Pierre Marie
Located in the Nouvelle Athènes district of Paris, the Museum of Romantic Life recounts the history of a veritable way of life. The world of designer and interior designer Pierre Marie is coloured in a thousand shades and patterns.
Episode 15
14 min
Elliott Barnes/Straw marquetry
Whether in France or around the world, Elliott Barnes and his agency make the heart of interior design beat just a little faster. But everything begins with a pencil sketch. Often overlooked, straw is a material that can offer endless possibilities. The proof in pictures, with the marquetry by Christine Berger.
Episode 14
14 min
Denis Montel/Weaving by Luce Couillet
Artistic director and architect, Denis Montel reinvents spaces and breathes new life into interiors. The plastic artist Luce Couillet rejuvenates weaving techniques, working with horse hair, plastic, wood and even metal.
Episode 13
14 min
Fabrice Hyber/Bookbinding for antiquarian books
A world of plants and giant canvases, together they recount that of the artist Fabrice Hyber. The fabulous story of bookbinding with Sophie Quentin, art and craftsmanship steeped in humanity.
Episode 12
14 min
Victor Hugo's house/Clara Daguin
Steeped in history, Victor Hugo's house never fails to delight all who love literature. Fashion and innovation make perfect partners with Clara Daguin: her creations react to temperature, movement and sound.
Episode 11
14 min
The Foujita workshop/Marc Auclert
A small rural-looking house: welcome to the home of the painter Foujita, between rustic simplicity and surprising modernity! Egyptian beads, Roman cameos and innumerable other treasures are given new life by jeweller Marc Auclert.
Episode 10
14 min
Victoria Magniant/Marie Berthouloux
The world imagined by designer Victoria Magniant is one of vibrant colour and bewitching design. Turning textiles into gilded creations, Marie Berthouloux masters the art of embroidery to perfection.
Episode 9
14 min
Jacquemart-André Museum/Stéphane Chapelle
The Jacquemart-André Museum is home to the innumerable treasures collected by Édouard André and Nelly Jacquemart. With florist Stéphane Chapelle, there's no sentimental "eau de rose" but fabulous floral creations that immerse us in his world of poetic beauty.
Episode 8
14 min
Maurice Ravel Museum/Francesco Balzano
A visit to Le Belvédère, Maurice Ravel's former home, today a museum dedicated to the composer and his love of all things beautiful. Lights, curves, materials, all bend to the rhythm of the lines drawn by designer Francesco Balzano: creations between experimentation and poetic expression.
Episode 7
14 min
Claire Delloye-Quenardel/Paper embroidery
Claire Delloye-Quenardel looks back over her career designing and creating perfectly structured jewellery. An in-depth look at the expertise of the artist Lucie Touré, turning paper into exquisitely embroidered works of art.
Episode 6
14 min
Erwan Boulloud/Clock making
Sculptor, artist and designer Erwan Boulloud recounts a world between science-fiction, modern archaeology and tribal symbols. From the Swiss cuckoo clock with its massive pendulum to the classic wrist watch, Norbert Cistercian knows all the secrets of clock and watch making.
Episode 5
14 min
Zadkine Museum/Samuel Huguenin
In the heart of the 6th arrondissement of Paris, we visit the museum dedicated to cubist sculptor Ossip Zadkine. Jeweller and craftsman Samuel Huguenin has a passion for stories and stones of beauty. Encounter.
Episode 4
14 min
The Orangerie Museum/Lina Ghotmeh
A destination beyond time: from Monet's "Water lilies" to the works of Marie Laurencin, the Orangerie Museum is home to some of art's most treasured paintings. The buildings designed by Franco-Lebanese architect Lina Ghotmeh dress every corner of the world in her humanist style.
Episode 3
14 min
Montmartre Museum/Nicolas and Sébastien Reese
The Montmartre Museum recounts local life and that of the artists that make its heart beat: we discover a more poetic side to Paris. Mirrors in enchanting colours, bas-relief in faded tints, Nicolas and Sébastien Reese breathe new life into decorative items from times past.
Episode 2
14 min
Dalí Museum/Pascale Riberolles
The works of surrealist artist Salvador Dali hide innumerable mysteries; we visit the Paris museum dedicated to him and his art. Encounter with the multi-talented ceramist Pascale Riberolles.
Episode 1
14 min
Franck Evennou/Caroline Besse
Bronze sculptures, organic timeless shapes... Welcome to the studio of sculptor Franck Evennou! Pigments, minerals, natural shades, Caroline Besse uses magical preparations to colour her paper.
Fashion, design, gastronomy and art de vivre... Lifestyle experts chat with Katherina Marx, an enthusiastic ambassador for French style.
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