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7- June 24 1520: The Field of the Cloth of Gold

At the beginning of the XVIIth century, in northern France, a historic encounter between two kings is still considered one of the most useless and costly diplomatic events. Read more

June 8 1637: "I think, therefore I am"

René Descartes, one of the most renown French philosophers, publishes his "Discourse on Method", a text that will revolutionize philosophy. Read more

Le Moulin de Rosa

In the heart of Marais, at the corner of rue Turenne and rue du Foin, and walking distance to Place des Vosges, Le Moulin de Rosa is a Parisian bakery where everything from their baguettes to thei...

Lily of the Valley

The flower of spring and of revival, beyond having a rich history, is a frequently used scent in perfumery. But the distillation process is a very delicate one, which is why, at the beginning of t...

Mother's Day

Mother's Day is celebrated across the globe on different days based on location, but usually during the month of May. While Mother's Day today has become commercialized, its origins date back to G...

Labor Day

May 1st is celebrated in numerous countries as Labor Day. Labor Day was trademarked a holiday during the social struggles of the XIXth century, and is now celebrated with a day off from work. Read...

Plisson House

It's been three years that the Plisson House has opened its doors on the east side of Paris. Located on Boulevard Beaumarchais, this upscale supermarket hosts a restaurant, grocery store, and a ge...

International Art Day

Art has undoubtedly played a vital role in history and accompanied human evolution. Let us back track quickly on its significant periods. Read more

Carnations

There are over 300 types of carnations, which are all symbolic plants with a deep history. In perfumery, however, it is a little more complicated considering each perfumer must create his own carn...

April Fools

April Fools! We've all been played a trick on on April 1st. But why the fool, and why April 1st? Read more