Île-de-France

This summer, Maison Noura, which is known for bringing gourmet Lebanese cuisine to Paris, is reinventing street food.

General Manager of the Château des Maffliers, Sylvie Verfaillie does not lack ambition when it comes to making her Val-d'Oise hotel a premium destination.

In Paris’ Muette district, the former home of architect Jean Walter has caught the eye of well-informed investors.

The new window-display dedicated to art collectors, Singulart enables to pinpoint, in just a few clicks, their next heart throb.

With the Lutétia, Maison Astor and Fauchon, three new outstanding 5-star hotels are now part of the Parisian landscape, in the middle of Summer.

It's facing the Jardin des Tuileries that Parisians in love with their city like to set set up their residence, in order to take advantage of its most beautiful historical monuments.

The new chic lifestyle idea, the stool is making a comeback at home, from the kitchen counter to an extension for the sofa, in the living room.

During summer, these star-studded parisian tables remain open and offer refreshing menus to their guests.

When nice weather sets in, top-notch collections of outdoor furniture and garden lounging seats are back.

On a private embankment of the Seine, this Folly, in the Second Empire style, is nestled in greenery, between Fontainebleau and Barbizon.