It all started more than 15 years ago, with the purchase of a small house in Perche.​

My wish, at the time, was simple: to offer my two Parisian boys another way of life, one of nature, mud under their boots, encounters with animals—a place where they could grow up in tune with the seasons.

 

This house quickly became our weekend retreat, a place to catch up with friends, share meals, and share precious moments. We expanded it to make it more comfortable, more welcoming... and, admittedly, to make room for all the wonders I brought back from my flea market escapades. Because bargain hunting is a passion that has never left me.

 

From this passion was born the desire to share. The idea of an online flea market via Instagram came naturally: to allow others—especially those who, like me once, live in the city—to access beautiful old pieces, full of history, but still very current. In a world in search of meaning, where consuming differently becomes essential, these objects tell a story and bring character to our homes. They give a soul, a singularity, and remind us that we can build the world of tomorrow with a little of the world of yesterday.

 

And then, a new idea emerged: to open another house, a stone's throw from ours, to welcome those who, for a weekend or a longer stay, wanted to take a break. We designed it the way we like to live: a simple, beautiful, warm house, carefully decorated and filled with objects that we can even adopt.

It's a place to gather, breathe, cook, play, stroll, and share. A place to slow down, enjoy the simple things, and reconnect with what matters most. In short, a home to live in, like an extension of our history.