Stay tuned for more Town and Country weekday at 12:30 p.m. on the mini series Town and Country: On The Road to see if your city makes its debut. The Dogwood Antique Show and Sale will be March 15 ...
Only one person won more than a single gold medal in those years: Jean Jacoby, a painter from Luxembourg who remains his country's most decorated Olympian ... the Olympics opened in Paris in 1924, the ...
When you think of lived-in interiors, the French country style probably comes to mind. Renowned for a soft color palette, ...
The may contain diamonds involved in a scandal surrounding Marie-Antoinette, that would eventually trigger the French ...
The area’s rich history is apparent in the 720-square-foot shop, which is lined in white beadboard and filled with vintage ...
These French country kitchen ideas are both lived-in and comfortable, yet they still allow for preparing gourmet meals at a moment's notice. With timeless elements like copper cookware ...
How the Affair of the Diamond Necklace changed history—and why 18th-century jewelry remains an eternal holy grail.
French newspaper Le Figaro said. Sanofi, France's biggest pharmaceutical group, said last week that it was in talks with CD&R for the sale of a 50% controlling stake in Opella, triggering ...
The glamorous designer's collection of jewelry, furniture, and art—including a $95M Magritte painting—will be offered to the ...
Only one person won more than a single gold medal in those years: Jean Jacoby, a painter from Luxembourg who remains his country's most decorated Olympian ... the Olympics opened in Paris in 1924, the ...