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CamillaK’s suppliers
I have received many questions from previous customers, about where they can find a store that sells the products I sold in my shop « CamillaK». In my home country, Norway, there are an abundance of beautiful large interior shops, while here in southern France they are hard to find… Do you dream of starting your own store and need tips about suppliers, or are you looking for special things you previously bought from « CamillaK»? Here is the list of « CamillaK»s suppliers: Blanc D’Ivoire CountryCorner Richmond SITS SidDickens Silka Amadeus Antik Line Boltze Chic Antique Coquecigrues Dekoratief Decostar BlancMarieClo Jolipa LeneBjerre MathildeM Pimlico Simla StudioVertu Valtex Vranckx TopArt Wimmel DutchStyle Goodwill …
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Blanc MariClò: Shabby chic from Tuscany…
Blanc MariClò is run by the sisters Mariangela Federighi and Claudia Federighi. From the heart of Tuscany, they design furniture, fabrics and interior items that represent the timeless charm of the Italian village, mixed with a bit of opulence from the prosperous Florence. Blanc MariClò is faithful to the classic shabby chic style and twice a year they come with new collections. They have a large selection for the bedroom… …for the bathroom… …plus lots of other lovely furniture, fabrics and interior items for the whole house. On their website you will also find small videos with tips on how to decorate your home, see it here Tutorial. Go to Catalogs to see…
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Luxury Feeling in the bedroom
New bed linen is a great shortcut for a bedroom makeover and one bed linen I love right now is this bed linen from H&M It gives your bed that luxury feeling and it costs 69,99€ . They have it in three different colors and you can find it here. I have the color taupe clair. The color of the H&M website shows the bed linen a little brighter than it is in real life… ..it’s real color is more like the pictures I show here. I was so happy with this bed linen that I had to buy two sets for my bed… Hope you liked this little tip and don’t forget and follow me Instagram: camillak.frenchrivieralife
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LeneBjerre at Maison&Objet
If you want a little taste of Maison&Objet and to see what will become trends this coming spring/summer, look here: LeneBjerre
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Maison&Objet Paris January 18-22, 2019
Maison&Objet Paris; if you love design, then you simply can’t miss this popular lifestyle fair. Twice a year, in September and January, Maison & Objet Paris opens its doors and offers everything you can dream of in interior and design. With nearly 3,000 exhibitors from over 60 countries, over 130,000m² of showroom, and nearly 90,000 visitors, this show has grown since 1995 to become one of the world’s biggest design events. Maison & Objet Paris is a fantastic experience and should be found on any interior lovers “bucket list”. The fair is reserved for professionals and you cannot do retail shopping there. But if you have an interior shop, want to open an…
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I hope your New Year is off to a good start!
January is a great month to start a new and better life … I have started the year getting wardrobes and closets organized… … started training again after the Christmas holidays … …and last but not least, enjoyed lots of lovely lunches outside… Enjoying life on the French Riviera;) New posts coming soon!
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Christmas preparations…
Making gingerbread is a Christmas tradition that we do the last week before Christmas, every year. We invite my parents, and together we enjoy baking cookies before we eat dinner around a festive table. Three generations managed to bake these goodies to the cookie jar this year. The cake angels are great to hang on mugs or glasses, and they taste good together with tea, coffee and even with champagne… They are also great to use as place cards if you write names on them with decorating icing! If you don’t have an angel cake cutter, there are many of the traditional cake cutters that you can use. Just bend…
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“Chic Antique”: French country style from Denmark
“Chic Antique”; one of CamillaK’s most charming suppliers. The Danes are known for their modern design, but even when they design objects in old French country style, they deliver like no one else… “Chic Antique” was started in 2005 by Bente Kienast (the story you can read here). She had a dream of bringing unique French flea market discoveries out to everyone who loves French charm and atmosphere. All the beautiful items from “Chic Antique” are designed to be unique and timeless… … and they give your home personality and charm. “Chic Antique” comes out with new collections in the spring and autumn. They also have their own Easter and…
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There’s no Christmas without Christmas songs…
There’s no better way to get into the spirit of the season than to light the fire, cozy up with the family, and listen to some classic holiday music. Here’s the list of my favorites… My playlist can be found on “Spotify” by pressing “CamillaKNoël” below Fairytale of New York (The Pogues feat.Kirsty MacColl) Home for Christmas (Maria Mena) Auld Lang Syne (Kurt Nilsen) Walking In The Air (Kurt Nilsen) White Christmas (Bing Crosby) I’ll Be Home For Christmas ( Michael Bublé) It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas (Michael Bublé) Little Drummer Boy (Susan Boyle) Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (Judy Garland) Silent Night (Sarah Brightman) When You…
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CamillaK’s suppliers
Lene Bjerre
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Lene Bjerre
“Lene Bjerre”, Danish elegance for over 40 years. “Lene Bjerre” was one of “CamillaK”‘s first suppliers and if you have bought curtains at “CamillaK” they probably came from “Lene Bjerre”. “Lene Bjerre” is a classic Danish designer of fabrics, ornaments and furniture. New collections, that follow the Scandinavian trends, comes out each spring and autumn. They also have wonderful Christmas and Easter collections. There are not many designers that make Christmas decorations like “Lene Bjerre”. Today, when many go for volume, low quality and low prices for Christmas products, “Lene Bjerre” choose high quality. In good “less is more” mindset “Lene Bjerre” designs Christmas decorations that are meant…
