Double Vision: Oyster Plates
A fresh take on our favorite French oyster plates. This Double Vision pairs a stunning Instagram design moment with collectible 19th century majolica from St. Clément — available now at...
Stacks on Stacks: Savoring Summer à la Française with French Oyster Plates
Stacks on stacks — because one oyster plate is never enough! Whether you're styling a table or hunting for a gift, our plates add just the right touch.
Charming Choices for Mother's Day 2024
No matter your style, you can't go wrong with one of these charming choices. From big splurges to small sentiments, we've got the perfect present for Mom!
Lolo French Antiques 2023 Mother's Day Gift Guide: Let's Give Her Some Things To Chirp About
To honor the important ladies in your life, we've chosen some gift ideas for everyone you want to spoil and celebrate this Mother's Day.
Trumeau: Word of the Week
Ever wonder whether it's a Rococo or Régence? Louis XV or Louis Philippe? A Bergère or Fauteuil? Each week, we will highlight a word, term, or phrase to help identify.
Table de Drapier: Word of the Week
Ever wonder whether it's a Rococo or Régence? Louis XV or Louis Philippe? A Bergère or Fauteuil? Each week, we will highlight a word, term, or phrase to help identify.
The Mystery and Magic of Mistletoe
Discover the enchanting history of mistletoe in France — from ancient Druid rituals and Norse legends to modern Christmas traditions. Known as gui, this mystical plant is more than a...
Lolo's 2022 Holiday Gift Guide: Dreaming of French and Fabulous Antiques et More
Looking for the perfect present with a little je ne sais quoi? Lolo’s 2022 Holiday Gift Guide is packed with French antiques and fabulous finds for everyone on your list.
ACANTHUS: WEDNESDAY'S WORD OF THE WEEK
Ever wonder whether it's a Rococo or Régence? Louis XV or Louis Philippe? A Bergère or Fauteuil? Each week, we will highlight a word, term, or phrase to help identify...
Colorful Shutters of Provence: Beauty, Function and Royal Rumor
From Provençal pastels to Louis XIV’s scandalous garden shutters, discover how French volets add charm, color, and history to homes across France.
French Wedding Traditions Part 1: The Trousseau & Armoire de Mariage
Long before Pinterest boards and bridal boutiques, Catherine de Medici stunned the French court with a bridal trousseau of lace, jewels, and over 150 gowns. In this first post in...
Bastille Day History & Traditions
From fortress to symbol of freedom, the Bastille’s fall on July 14, 1789, marked the spark of the French Revolution and inspired celebrations of liberty, equality, and fraternity. In this...