The Good Life France Magazine




The Good Life France Magazine brings you the best of France - inspirational and exclusive features, fabulous photos, mouth-watering recipes, tips, guides, ideas and much more...


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SUMMER 2025

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Brimming with brilliant features and beautiful photos - bursting with inspiring, entertaining and informative guides from sun-kissed, pickled-in-the-past villages and dazzling historic cities, and through French history, heritage and culture from iconic cakes to the most spectacular chateaux. Discover Paris, Provence, Normandy, and lesser known treasures in Burgundy, southern France, the Loire Valley, and many more dazzling destinations. Plus mouth-watering recipes, history, culture, heritage and much, much more. Bringing France to you - wherever you are.

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“There are flea markets and antiques shops all over France, they’re a window into the past and a way to connect with culture in an authentic way as well as of course finding treasures to love” Aline enthuses. “Modern French style is also world famous, and craftmanship thrives in France” says Aline. “Ateliers, workshops and design studios are cherished and that’s where we like to seek out items of exceptional quality, authenticity and diversity. On our tours we take guests to private viewings with some of our favourite and special curators and galeristes and to unique boutiques. And two of the very best places for interior design and antiques in France are Paris and Provence.” Provence narrow streets, and every corner holds a whisper of the past” says Susie. “With its sun-kissed canvas brushed with lavender and gold, where vineyards weave quietly in rows of green and olive trees twist like dancers under clear blue expansive skies, every glance reveals the art of living well.” L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, antiques centre of southern France L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is world famous for its antique stores, there are specialist collectors of all sorts from textiles to furniture and décor. “Provence is home to a thriving community of wonderful artisans and artists, inspired by the unique light and the landscape. And it’s no wonder that so many people long to experience its authenticity and joie de vivre - like artist and NY Times bestselling author Jamie Beck, one of the guest speakers on our tours who loves to share what made her fall head over heels for the area.” Paris Textile studio Paris Paris is home to the world’s largest antiques and second-hand market - Les Puces de Paris Saint-Ouen. It’s estimated there are some 2,000 stores/stalls at this market that covers 7 hectares - and there’s nowhere else quite like it! Whether you’re looking for an ancient tapestry or a 60’s glow lamp - this is the place to go to search for something special. Not far away in Port de Vanves is another fabulous flea market that, although much smaller, is a true treasure trove. Paris is also home to some of the finest creative workshops in the world from where artists and artisans often set trends. If you really want to know about the famous French art de vivre, the art of living well, and how to incorporate French style into your home - then Paris is the place to go (especially when you know who and where!). While La Source adventures have a focus on antiques and interior design, there’s absolutely no obligation to buy any pieces at all - you can simply enjoy the experience. However, if you get carried away at the markets, brocantes or workshops, Susie and Aline can help you to organise shipping so that every purchase finds its way safely back to your home. You can find out more about La Source French lifestyle, antiques and interior design tours here: sourceantiquesfrance.com ANTIQUING & DESIGN ADVENTURES IN FRANCE Whether you’re hunting for antiques, seeking interior design inspiration, exploring the countryside, or just enjoying the food, wine and sunshine, Provence has a warmth that permeates the soul. “Its medieval hilltop villages, where time sleeps and the scent of rosemary and thyme drifts softly through Paris flea market S O U R C E A N T I Q U E S F R A N C E . C O M 42 | The Good Life France The Good Life France | 43

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