| but also Morley, Nadia Dafri, Madam Stoltz and Muskhane |
| This summer, Simone present a collection inspired by the landscapes of the South, between azure skies, fields in bloom, and dazzling light. |
| Morley is the Belgian brand that delights us with its original screen prints and poetic or retro prints. |
| The Kalinka concept is based on creating hand-knitted garments that are both simple and romantic, enhanced by a touch of refinement and inspiration drawn from the past. Each piece is made with care, love, and passion by Bulgarian grandmothers with precious and authentic expertise. |
| Ethical bohemian spirit from Denmark. Jeanne Sissel Thomsen and Christina Edelbo have created a brand where sustainability goes hand in hand with relaxed elegance. At the heart of their responsible approach: organic cotton, linen, and recycled fabrics made from repurposed Indian saris. |
| Nadia Dafri's world is an enchanted interlude between Paris and Jaipur. Her sunny, poetic creations celebrate rare craftsmanship: textile jewelry made from silk beads and tunics with vibrant embroidery. Far from fleeting fads, she favors ethical practices and one-of-a-kind pieces. |
| Madam Stoltz is a lifestyle brand offering interior design items inspired by nature, local traditions, and craftsmanship. Handmade. Chosen with the heart. |
| Rugs, cushions, lighting, decorative items... Muskhane has everything for young and old alike, in pastel shades and fine materials. All items are made by artisans in the Kathmandu Valley in Nepal, where Thierry and Valérie—the founders of Muskhane—fell in love with the place during a humanitarian trip. |
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