When in France, I love to buy and read this magazine. I find it helps my (still very poor) French and the photographs of interiors of houses are so inspiring. Additionally there is lots of lovely recipes and information about cultural events.
Last month was the 100th edition of the magazine and it had lots of great articles. It is available in London, I have bought it from Harrods and the French Bookshop in South Kensington. If you are interested in Brittany or other regions in the west of France I do recommend it.
Monday, 3 September 2012
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Summer Sunset
With a small child we don't often get down to the beach for sunset, but just once in a while we manage it.
I don't think I need to say much more....
I don't think I need to say much more....
Tidying the kitchen
I am a very messy cook, and every once in a while I have to get some order back into the kitchen.
Last week I tackled the kitchen surfaces and I was quite pleased, after a little work everything looked so much better.
I was very fortunate that blue was the colour of the moment when we bought our beach house, as a result I have some lovely bits and pieces, that though simple and cheap reflect the seaside character of our home.
Last week I tackled the kitchen surfaces and I was quite pleased, after a little work everything looked so much better.
I was very fortunate that blue was the colour of the moment when we bought our beach house, as a result I have some lovely bits and pieces, that though simple and cheap reflect the seaside character of our home.
A blue bowl of apples |
The two butchers' blocks came from different shops, but work well together, giving me much need extra working space |
The Ricard water decanter came from the local depot vente and the glasses are duralex marine |
I love the fact that the blues match so perfectly |
A cup of tea and cake (Though usually there are biscuits in the cake tin!) |
All the brushes and bits and pieces for the dishwasher can be kept cleared out of the way |
I love these french canisters, and have a matching set in Richmond, the sea salt is essential for boiling seafood |
Essentials by the sink |
And when I'm finished... |
A cup of coffee |
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