The Croque Monsieur, the history of and details about the classic recipe.

When did France start producing glass chandeliers?

Le Train Bleu is the most immense and extraordinary display of la Belle Époque grandeur.

Brocantes are French outdoor flea markets held during the warmer months of the year.

Our Facebook competition to win a gift set of cheese-themed tea-towels ends 9 July, have you entered?

When is the best time to visit the lavender fields of Provence, France?

The French baguette is one of France’s most iconic foods.

The history of Saint-Clément earthenware and French majolica.

Coucke, the history of this linen brand from the North of France.

Producing household French linen with passion and expertise for 130 years, the history of the Le Jacquard Français brand.

During the 19th and early 20th century, match strikes or pyrogènes were a common feature in French bistros.

During the 19th and early 20th century, water carafes were a common sight in French bistros.

Built hundreds of years ago, the longère is a long, rectangle shaped, multi-functional rural property found in northern regions of France.

How to make the black, white and gold colour palette work in your home.

What is shabby chic and how to achieve this popular interiors trend in your own home.

What inspired this first modern art style and the artists and designers associated with the movement

Half-timbered houses are an iconic sight around the Normandy region of France, the unique architectural style dates back to late 15th centu