If you love romantic and elegant atmospheres with a bohemian touch and antique furniture, you may have already adopted the shabby chic style in your home without knowing it! We propose to discover this style of decoration and its characteristics, as well as practical advice to create a decoration in this style, in a store or a room of the house.
If you're looking for a surprising houseplant for a hanging, consider Platycerium! This curious fern is known by the vernacular names stag horn or elk horn because of the shape of its fronds. We explain its characteristics and needs.
For the holidays, weddings or birthdays, if you're looking for a way to decorate a cake or enhance your photo memories, consider the sparkler! With its cheerful sparks, this little party accessory is sure to put on a show. We explain how to use sparklers in 5 questions.
If you're looking for an original plant for your home or to give as a gift, you might be tempted by a maranta or, more specifically, Maranta leuconeura. With its graphic foliage and amazing characteristics, this plant native to Central America is unlike any other!
With power grid managers in France announcing a risk of power outages during the winter of 2023, you may be rightly concerned about the contents of your fridge. We explain what you need to do to maintain the cold chain and avoid waste in your fridge and freezer in the event of a power outage.
Despite the collective efforts of the French to reduce their electricity consumption, the risk of load shedding and blackouts is very real for the winter of 2022-2023. To face a possible power cut in your neighborhood, it is recommended to anticipate and prepare a kind of 'emergency kit'. Here are the things you need to bring to your home in case of a power outage.
With its hard brown scales, the salak has the unappealing appearance of a snake skin. However, this exotic fruit typical of Southeast Asia is juicy, acid and sweet at the same time, in a word delicious! We suggest you discover the origin and the characteristics of the amazing snake fruit.
December 4th, Saint Barbara's Day, is also the day when we sow wheat and lentils in pretty decorative bowls. This Provençal tradition, originating from an ancient fertility ritual, is an opportunity to share a fun activity with your children. You can then use your plantations to decorate the Christmas crib or the Christmas Eve table.
Have you heard of sintered stone? This new material, which comes from Italy, is increasingly popular in interior and exterior decoration for its aesthetic qualities and its resistance. We invite you to discover the many advantages of this new natural material.
Some plants of southern or exotic origin need to be sheltered during the cold season. This is the case for citrus, cacti and oleander, for example. If you're wondering when and how to bring plants in for the winter, read our handy guide! We explain how to winterize cold weather plants in 5 questions.
