For its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, SEA New York offers a poetic reinterpretation of the feminine wardrobe, blending Victorian influences, a bohemian spirit, and contemporary minimalism. True to its delicate and carefully crafted aesthetic, the New York-based brand blends rich textures, artisanal embroidery, and structured cuts in an autumnal palette of muted tones, punctuated by bright touches. The silhouettes oscillate between unashamed romanticism and modern functionality: puffy midi skirts, belted coats, lace blouses, and embroidered knits create a woman who is both dreamy and assertive. Each piece seems to tell a story, somewhere between heritage and innovation. A new highlight this season: fine, openwork lace, directly inspired by Breton folklore, adorns blouses, collars, and cuffs. This nod to traditional European craftsmanship fits perfectly with the brand's universe, both refined and rooted in craftsmanship. Pantalons tailleur, pulls façon varsity et jupes à carreaux apportent quant à eux une touche d’élégance estudiantine, subtilement vintage. SEA NY continue ainsi d’explorer une féminité subtilement rétro, ancrée dans l’époque, tout en restant fidèle à ses codes signature : élégance sans effort, détails soignés et esprit libre. " The result is a convincing dialogue between history and modernity. " ↳ sea-ny

© Salim Santa Lucia The graphic work of cult filmmaker David Lynch is on display this summer in Yvetot, in the heart of Normandy. A rare and daring exhibition, part of a broader movement: that of a countryside no longer content to be a spectator, but rather a player in contemporary creation. A breath of strangeness hangs over the Pays de Caux It was in the calm of a bocage landscape, amidst hedges, cows, and slate roofs, that one of the most intriguing cultural events of the summer emerged. From June 21 to September 21, 2025, the Galerie Duchamp in Yvetot, Normandy, is dedicating a posthumous exhibition to David Lynch, a legendary figure of world cinema and a visual artist in his own right. Some fifty dark and vibrant lithographs, accompanied by experimental films, are presented at this contemporary art center of national interest, located in the small Normandy town. This choice, far from being anecdotal, is a powerful gesture: proposing an encounter between Lynch's enigmatic universe and a territory that runs counter to the usual artistic circuits. "He was amused by the idea of ​​an exhibition in the heart of rural France," explains Alexandre Mare, the exhibition's curator. And this is precisely the project's true significance: offering a non-metropolitan audience a high-level artistic experience in a setting that fosters attention and wonder. It's no coincidence that more and more artists, curators, and institutions are focusing on locations outside of capital cities. The landscape becomes a backdrop, the silence is conducive to contemplation, and the gaze is sharpened. Yvetot is a shining example: here, there are no endless lines or selfie sticks, but an intimate face-to-face encounter with the works. Freely accessible, enriched with children's workshops, family visits, and ambitious educational outreach, the exhibition also embraces inclusion. Far from being an art form reserved for the initiated, Lynch à Yvetot becomes a shared adventure, attracting a variety of perspectives: those of film lovers, curious local residents, and young people on school trips. It's no longer simply "the countryside": it's a place of creation, experimentation, and dissemination. A fertile ground for culture... Practical information Exposition David Lynch From 21 Juin au 21 September 2025 Galerie Duchamp 7 rue Percée 76190 Yvetot ↳ galerie-duchamp couverture - galerie duchamp © mairie d'yvetot

Robe Nicoletta rayé verte Between subtle modernity and refined timelessness, the Balzac Paris summer collection unveils a summer wardrobe imbued with elegance. Graphic swimsuits, bold jewelry that asserts style, and impeccably cut pieces create a chic and relaxed universe. All of this is driven by an eco-responsible commitment and the expertise of demanding French manufacturing. We took the time to browse this new sunny wardrobe, and here are our favorite pieces. Top Vida noi r  65,00€ - Necklace Hayle perle 110,00€ Combinaison Julieta rayée verte 145,00€ Blouse blanche Félicie  130,00€ Skirt Sally rose et rouge 135,00€ Basket Auguste raphia bleu marine soldé 170,00€ 1_ Sweater Chandler marine   180,00€ 2_ Mules Joane vernis froissé bordeaux  190,00€ Necklace Peter doré 130,00€ 1_ Short Paco crochet  125,00€ 2_ Top Rio crochet  135,00€ Made in France and in an Ever More Responsible Manner 1_ One piece swimsuit Mila prune 120,00€ 2_ Top Figuier noir 60,00€ 1_ One piece swimsuit Natalia kaki 120,00€ 1_ Bath towel Mya léopard 90,00€ ↳ balzac-paris

In the heart of the Val d'Ultimo valley, where the mountains sculpt a haven of serenity, the Schwarzschmied Hotel stands out for its understated luxury and hospitality that embodies the contemporary art of living. More than just an alpine refuge, this iconic location boldly combines local tradition with avant-garde design, for an immersive experience where every detail counts. In Lana, a small village nestled between orchards and mountains a few kilometers from Merano in South Tyrol, the Schwarzschmied Hotel offers a unique experience. Designed as a place to relax and refocus, the establishment combines minimalist design, holistic well-being, and immersion in nature. Built in 1981, the hotel has been carefully redesigned to become an open, calm, and grounded living space. The original architecture has been modernized with a refined aesthetic, where wood, stone, and natural light take center stage. Larch, spruce, marble from Val Venosta, and porphyry from Val Sarentino: regional materials were chosen for their raw character and simplicity. The common areas—reception, lounge, and Bistro Luce—function like a vast, open-plan living room, ideal for reading, conversation, or contemplation. Large bay windows erase the boundary between interior and exterior, providing visual continuity with the surrounding landscape. The spacious and bright rooms are designed to offer discreet comfort. The style is understated and contemporary, with natural materials—wood, stone, and linen—creating a soothing atmosphere. Some rooms feature balconies with mountain or vineyard views, perfect for relaxing upon waking. " When steam rises from the pool, when the veranda offers shade, when the yoga session ends, when the air shimmers, when the music fades, when the moonlight caresses the design and art, when your gaze is lost in the evening glow, then you know this is not a dream. This is Schwarzschmied. " In terms of cuisine, the hotel focuses on the simplicity of quality produce. The menu evolves with the seasons, driven by local ingredients and a particular focus on vegetarian and vegan dishes. The plates are clear, easy to understand, and uncluttered: each element finds its place. The connection to the land is also expressed in the hotel's biodynamic vineyard. The house wines, to be enjoyed on the terrace of La Fucina restaurant or at Bistro Luce, extend this direct and natural approach, without artifice. Wellness At Schwarzschmied, the spa embraces a holistic approach to care, where the essential takes precedence over the superfluous. Massages and beauty treatments are performed with natural products from Susanne Kaufmann, an eco-conscious Austrian brand renowned for its clean formulations and sleek design. The wellness experience combines dry and humid heat with a hammam, a bio sauna, and a Finnish sauna set outdoors, overlooking the landscape. Each space is designed to promote circulation, grounding, and deep relaxation. Outdoors, a swimming pool surrounded by a solarium with a pergola invites you to extend your break, reading, sunbathing, and overlooking the vineyards. Inside, a 10-meter pool extends the experience in a calm and luminous atmosphere. An energy field for mind, body and soul. In the hotel's interior garden, yoga takes on a sensitive and immersive dimension. Private instructors lead small-group sessions, where the practice is in tune with the rhythm of nature and sounds. Some classes take place to the deep sound of a cello, while others are accompanied by chanted mantras, for an experience that is both physical and meditative. At the same time, "awakened awareness" sessions—combining hot tea, conversation, and moments of silence—invite you to slow down even further. Here, the body stretches, the mind calms, and the space becomes a place of inner reconnection. In my luggage Our "must-have" selection for a stay at Schwarzschmied. Dress Jezabel , Girls of Dust Day cream, Suzanne Kaufmann Sandal, Lachoix Sunglasses, Komono Saddle Bag, Guibert South Tyrol Architecture, Park books SCHWARZSCHMIED Vicolo Fucine, 6, 39011 Lana BZ, Italie ↳ schwarzschmied I @ schwarzschmied Fares From 223,00€ per night picture credit - schwarzschmied © klaus dissertori

In the sunny silence of the Spanish countryside, between olive groves and whitewashed walls, Nuria Val reinvents the art of natural living. The founder of Rowse cultivates a sensitive, instinctive aesthetic, nourished by light, material, and the peaceful rhythm of nature. Through a summer lunch imagined for Ferm Living Stories, she shares much more than a moment of conviviality: a vision of the world, where the table becomes a silent manifesto of simple beauty and self-awareness. Photographer, artistic director, and founder of the natural cosmetics brand Rowse, Nuria Val cultivates a way of life that is both intuitive and deeply rooted in nature. With her sensitive eye and passion for raw materials, she creates a peaceful, luminous world where every detail counts. In an interview with Ferm Living Stories , she shares her vision of a more conscious daily life, where the table becomes a true space for personal expression. Far from the superfluous, Nuria composes her meals with precision, simplicity, and sensitivity. The setting? A sun-drenched house in the heart of the Spanish countryside, where the imperfection of handmade objects, the richness of organic textures, and the fleeting beauty of natural light are celebrated. For this summer lunch, she imagines a spontaneous setting, guided by the seasons, the colors of the earth, and the desire to slow down. Each element tells a story: that of a way of life which values ​​the living, the connection to the elements, and an aesthetic without artifice.  " Living in Spain, and more specifically near the sea, I'm surrounded by warm, natural tones, raw textures, and incredible natural light. These elements always appear on my table: raw linen, terracotta, sun-bleached wood, and simple wildflowers. There's a relaxed elegance to the Spanish landscape that I try to capture . " Nuria Val ↳ ferm-living picture credit © ferm living

© bobo choses Every spring and summer, the dress reasserts its rightful place: fluid, assertive, and always essential. This season, our selection highlights pieces with a strong character—sometimes embroidered, sometimes pared-down, always designed to combine allure and lightness. From the masterful minimalism of structured poplin to sunny prints that evoke escape, these dresses slip equally into everyday wear as they do into the cozy atmosphere of a summer ceremony. Ruffled sleeves, crossed backs, revealed slits, or hand-drawn patterns: every detail counts. Between understated elegance and bold fantasy, these silhouettes embody the spirit of a free and luminous season. SMOCK With its straps, delicately placed bow on the shoulders, and fully smocked bust, the Ruby dress embodies the effortless summer elegance dear to Maria de la Orden. Its sky blue stripes evoke Riviera vacations, while its fitted cut at the bust and fluid hem naturally enhance the silhouette. Wear with colorful minimalist mule sandals. Ruby Rayures dress , Maria de la Orden   180,00€ WORK OF ART The Play dress is the result of an inspired collaboration with Australian artist Anouk Colantoni. A true canvas in motion, this embroidered dress stands out with its controlled volumes, embroidered graphic details, and vibrant palette. A work of art that celebrates imagination, imperfection, and freedom of tone. Play Brodée Linen dress , Alemais   560,00€ DELICATE Vibrant and joyfully bohemian, this yellow maxi dress with puffed sleeves combines subtle stripes and a vibrant floral print. Its V-neckline and flowing layers add movement and femininity. An ode to the sun, perfect for city or vacation wear. Delicate Flowers dress , Farm Rio  390,00€ MINIMALIST Organic cotton poplin summer dress in a clay shade with a chic and lightweight look. Its thin, adjustable straps accentuate the square neckline and elegantly cross at the back. An unbuttonable side slit reveals the legs with fluidity, perfect for a look that's both simple and refined. Arielle dress, Soeur   225,00€ INDIAN Crafted from breathable linen with the signature Alice print, this capped-sleeve dress combines comfort and style. The delicate gathers at the neckline and fabric belt sculpt the silhouette. Simple, versatile, and perfect for any occasion. Ceinturée Alice dress , Cord   350,00€ BONBON Feminine and bohemian, this buttoned midi dress captivates with its delicate embroidery, shoulder ruffles, and scalloped trim. Its ruffled round neckline and tie belt gently accentuate the silhouette. A unique and refined piece. Brodée ivory dress , Stella Nova   350,00€ COUPLES Bold and flowing, this long red dress seduces with its flared cut and natural drape. Its country couple motif adds a poetic and offbeat touch, true to the Bobo Choses spirit, which we particularly love. Made from Ecovero viscose and manufactured in Spain, it embodies responsible and committed elegance. Couples dress, Bobo Choses   220,00€

KER is a contemporary furniture collection inspired by the Atlantic. Between land and sea, between taut lines and organic curves, raw wood and natural rope, KER reflects a deep attachment to noble materials and craftsmanship. Designed to last, conceived to last for generations, this collection unites contemporary design and traditional craftsmanship. The Story From his childhood in Brittany, near Brest, Grégoire de Lafforest retained in his memory the images of the shipyard, the smells of wood, pine tar, and the surf on the beach at the foot of the family home. This maritime universe, its raw materials, its functional forms, and its powerful fragrances shaped his vocation as a designer. Later, during his studies at Penninghen, he met Jérémie du Chaffaut, founder of Midi. From this friendship matured a shared vision: to restore meaning to design, promote local craftsmanship, work with living materials, and draw precise lines. From this encounter, KER was born, offering a contemporary look at the Atlantic universe. Kador Vrec'h armchair The know-how Breton heritage is evident throughout this collection. In the past, local furniture was protected from moisture by a layer of pine tar, giving it its deep, dark hue. KER has adopted this ancient technique to patinate its wood and extend the connection between the object and its environment. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, KER creations endure over time: they develop a patina, can be repaired, and passed down. Each piece embodies the strength of a region and the beauty of a living, raw, and timeless material. To bring KER to life, Grégoire de Lafforest and Jérémie du Chaffaut went straight to the source: the ancestral know-how of the West. From meetings to workshops, they crisscrossed Brittany and its surroundings, guided by the desire to highlight a living heritage: that of foresters, sailors, and shipwrights. From this immersion was born the obviousness of the materials—chestnut, rope, sandstone, slate—raw and sensitive reflections of the Atlantic landscapes. Each material comes from 100% French resources, worked largely in Brittany, to anchor the collection in a local, sustainable, and activist approach. Kador Vrec'h armchair   " Natural, raw materials that capture the essence of Atlantic landscapes. A 100% French resource, processed primarily in Brittany, for an unequivocally sustainable and activist approach. " Grégoire de Lafforest, co-founder. Skabell stool Tan table lamp The collection includes seating pieces —armchairs, chairs, stools— dining tables and coffee tables, as well as lighting and everyday objects —vases and plates. It can be seen in the brand's showroom in Boulogne-Billancourt near Paris, and is available exclusively online on the brand's website. Ker ↳ ker I Instagram @ ker_maisoniodee picture credit © ker

Nestled in the charming village of Barnsley, just a short distance from Cirencester, The Pig-in the Cotswolds is a small hotel that perfectly embodies the spirit of English country luxury. Housed in a majestic 17th-century building, it offers an enchanting escape combining authenticity and modern comfort, perfect for a dream getaway in the heart of England. The Pig, a boutique hotel chain specializing in the renovation of country houses in England, has opened its tenth establishment in a 17th-century building located near Cirencester in the Cotswolds. The charm is felt from the moment you arrive. This carefully preserved house stands majestically in the heart of a vast green estate. Its gardens, designed in the Arts & Crafts style by renowned landscape designer Rosemary Verey, are a true oasis of tranquility. Winding paths lined with flowerbeds, meticulously trimmed hedges, and lush vegetable gardens create an intimate and seductive atmosphere. The setting is idyllic, with its cows, Georgian vicarage, and cozy lounges, providing a bucolic ambiance, even during winter. The hotel, designed by Robin and Judy Hutson, occupies the former rectory of Barnsley House, renowned for its Arts & Crafts-inspired garden. It preserves the atmosphere of this era through refined decor, combining antique furniture and floral accents, creating a cozy yet decidedly English setting. The rooms, spread between the main house and the former stables, blend harmoniously into the surrounding landscape. They are decorated with floral motifs and natural hues, creating a serene and refreshing atmosphere. The bathrooms, equipped with Bramley products specially designed for The Pig hotels, offer natural treatments with delicate herbal aromas. Some rooms enjoy breathtaking views of Rosemary Verey's garden, while others, such as Rosemary's Hideaway, offer exclusive spaces with a four-poster bed in an enchanting setting. The hotel also has a cottage perfect for families or groups of friends. True to The Pig's ethos, the restaurant emphasizes cuisine made with ultra-local ingredients, harvested from its own vegetable garden or sourced within a 40 km radius. The menu evolves with the seasons, offering authentic and flavorful dishes. Examples include Jerusalem artichoke and crispy sage risotto, grilled Old Spot pork chop with beetroot and cider sauce, or a local pear and almond cream tartlet. The atmosphere is both refined and relaxed, perfect for an immersive dining experience. Spa At the heart of the estate, the Fieldhouse offers an exceptional wellness experience. This peaceful haven, housed in a pavilion nestled among the trees, offers treatments inspired by the surrounding nature. Massages with essential oils, organic facials, and outdoor relaxation sessions allow guests to truly escape during their stay. In my suitcase Our "must-have" selection for a stay at The Pig in the Cotswolds. Ottilie floral dress, Ulla Johnson Day moisturiser, Aurelia London One-piece swimsuit , Canopea Mules, Loeffler Randall At Home in the Cotswolds, Katy Campbell Colne bag, Brady The Pig Cotswolds Barnsley, Cirencester GL7 5EE Royaume-Uni ↳ thepighotel I @ the_pig _hotels Fares From 429,00£ lper night picture credit © thepig

© emile & ida Fresh cuts perfect for spring, trendy and colorful prints, all carefully selected and certified Greenable. Everything you need for the coming season awaits you at Smallable! Just check out this selection to see for yourself! 1_ Organic cotton dress | Crème , Stella Nova - 270,00€ 2_ Vibrant scarf , Mapoesie - 88,00€ 3_ Fedwa skirt , A.P - 83,00€ 1_ Gerden Party cardigan , Bobo Choses - 175,00€ Bari Songe Handbag , Mapoésie - 44,00€ Handcrafted This bag guarantees artisanal production developed in a non-industrial environment, in small batches. Craftsmanship preserves ancestral skills. 1_ Jil La Piscine organic cotton t-shirt , Marlot Paris - 50,00€ 2_ Silver Screen sunglasses , Velvet Canyon - 285,00€ Garden Party skirt , Bobo Choses - 125,00€ 1_ Blair organic cotton cardigan , Emile & Ida - 169,00€ 2_ Tea Time trousers , Bobo Choses - 150,00€ Printed dress , Bobo Choses - 170,00€ Certified Organic The Organic label certifies that the product is made from environmentally friendly materials and ingredients and contains no chemicals. 1_ Ribbed Bodysuit , Petit Bateau - 45,00€ 2_ Gyptis hoop earrings , Louise Damas - 95,00€ 1_ Vélia sleeveless jacket , Leon & Harper - 175,00€ 1_ Le Plongeant swimbath , Anja - 135,00€ 2_ Kemba mini bag , Maison N H - 350,00€ 1_ Marygold Robbie sleeveless cardigan , Thinking Mu - 140,00€ 2_ Bookeh Pauline skirt , Thinking Mu - 120,00€ 1_ Blurry Flower Ida t-shirt , Thinking Mu - 50,00€ 1_ Mini cabas noir , 10.03.53 - 460,00€ 2_ Ribbed polo shirt , Fub - 155,00€ 2_ Julieta maryjane , Augusta - 195,00€ 1_ Worky jacket , Sessun - 275,00€ 1_ Avocat Madame t-shirt , Poudre Organic - 49,00€ 3_ Aime Seersucker dress , Marlot Paris - 150,00€ ↳ smallable

cadole Nestled on one of the seven hills of Iguerande, in the heart of the peaceful Brionnais region of Burgundy, La Colline du Colombier embodies the renewal of the Troisgros house. In this green setting, Lisa Roche and Léo Troisgros have given a new dimension to the family heritage by creating a place where nature, authenticity, and gastronomy intertwine harmoniously. Overlooking the hillsides of Iguerande, near Roanne, La Colline du Colombier opens onto a peaceful and verdant countryside. Far from the hustle and bustle, this haven of peace offers a true break from time, combining rustic simplicity and discreet refinement. Its three buildings, carefully refurbished by architect Patrick Bouchain, welcome travelers and epicureans: an inn with its friendly table, gîtes nestled in an old farmhouse and its tower, and, on the edge of the estate, three cabins on stilts opening onto the valley. These “Cadoles” revisit with a touch of modernity the traditional shelters of the vineyards of southern Burgundy. la chambre d'à côté Au Grand Couvert In this unspoiled setting, Lisa and Léo have designed an elegant and refined dining experience, faithful to the spirit of the Troisgros establishment: inventive and free-spirited cuisine, in harmony with the surrounding nature. Local produce is showcased, with dishes celebrating the flavors of the Brionnais region, garden vegetables, and regional products. The evolving menu is guided by the seasons and current arrivals. On the menu: Leek and Shellfish Game, Pigeon Rammed Earth, or Frosted Water Lilies. The open kitchen creates an immersive experience, where the chef's gestures become a spectacle. The décor features exposed stone, a large fireplace, polished concrete, and contemporary furniture, combining rustic charm with a modern aesthetic, while the green of the Organic Chairs by Charles & Ray Eames evokes the freshness of spring. In summer, the terrace, bathed in light and shaded by mulberry trees, invites relaxation in a setting conducive to contemplating nature. Le Grand Couvert Le Bois-Manger At the estate's snack bar, every desire is fulfilled. Quench your thirst? Carefully selected wines, kombucha-inspired infusions, and seasonal drinks crafted like true gourmet creations. Feeling peckish or hungry? Le Bois-Manger offers sharing dishes, exquisite cheeses, and delicacies to enjoy at any time, indoors or on the shaded terrace. In my suitcase Our "must-have" selection for a stay at La Colline du Colombier. Jeans, Soeur Protective day cream , Ulé Jolly cardigan , Balzac Hemp clogs , Plasticana La Cuisine du Central, Troigros Colette basket, Muun La Colline du Colombier Le Colombier 71340 Iguerande ↳ lacollineducolombier I @ lacollineducolombier Fares Accommodation from 190,00€ per night picture credit © marie-pierre morel