Marie Christophe crystal hanger and the gorgeous creations at Pierre-Louis Mascia.!!!
Marie Christophe’s latest  custom creation  for Jean-Louis Deniot, weaves wire with whimsy to create the most gorgeous wood and crystal branch light fixture!

Completely and madly in love!!!

This new chandelier feels like a whisper of waves, of salt air, of endless summer evenings—suspended in light.

This is more than a chandelier. It is a masterpiece that embodies the elusive beauty of Villa Mabrouka itself: a house of luck, a home of dreams, a world at the edge of the world.

A tribute to  the eternal allure of Saint Laurent’s Tangier.

These pillows will add the perfect pinch of bliss to any space.
Add a touch of warmth and sophistication to your space with Cloves, our stunning velvet pillow in a radiant shade of red. This vibrant hue captures the essence of cozy winter evenings and passionate design, making it the perfect accent piece for any room.

Discovering this property truly changed my life. My brand has always been a bouquet of joy — a celebration of color, craftsmanship, and the magic of storytelling through space, style, and blooms.

The secret to success in real estate—and in life, really—is the ability to see potential before anyone else. That same spark led me to create the gardens that started my dialogue with flowers.

From 1997 to today, a  thread of beauty and purpose weaves through every petal, every detail, and every creation and all of this beauty is showcased in my greenhouse, flower shed and shop.

Spellbound by the unveiling of these exquisite crystal serpent lamps — the latest collaboration between French sculptor Marie Christophe and designer Pierre-Louis Mascia, revered for his sumptuous printed silks and unmistakable elegance.

Each lamp is hand-sculpted in Christophe’s signature wirework, its serpentine form alive with a mosaic of green, red, and blue crystals that shimmer in conversation with candlelight.

Beneath a bespoke Mascia shade, every curve becomes a whisper of myth reborn — sculpture, light, and couture entwined.

Paris always inspires.  Just returned from Paris and I loved seeing the bird sculptures of Marie Christophe in this chic apartment in Paris
The garden is my heart’s quiet muse- every bloom a poem, every whisper of fragrance, that fills my gardens at my lavender flower farm at Jo’s Farms.  There’s a kind of magic in a meandering garden—the way it reveals itself slowly, petal by petal, path by path. There is a quiet kind of wandering that leads you exactly where you’re meant to be. That quiet search led me here, to this little two-acre haven I now call home.

At Jo’s Farms, my lavender flower farm, every space I create invites you to wander, discover, and fall in love.

And now… the old aviary reimagined as my potting shed!

Welcome to my flower filled world — where décor, blooms, and style entwine and quiet muses of beauty are reborn.
Here, in my new potting shed, nature dresses the room in whispers of scent and color; every bloom, every vessel, every still life, every vignette tells its own story. A charming haven where flowers and textiles truly dress the room by blending fresh and dried florals, curated décor.  Every corner blooms with beauty — charming coveted handcrafted creations and decor from Europe mingle with delicate petals — inviting you to live and decorate with effortless charm

Step inside, and let the blooms surround you — gracefully, timeless, and alive with charm. It is here where floral design meets creative display. 

In true Deniot fashion, it’s layered with drama and elegance—bold gestures balanced with refinement, always intentional, always captivating.

 Within this remarkable setting, Marie Christophe’s sculptural lighting takes center stage.

The custom swan chandelier and sconces are nothing short of breathtaking—luminous, graceful, and exquisitely detailed. They strike that rare balance between grandeur and delicacy, as if lifted from a modern fairytale. Each swan feels alive with quiet poetry, bringing a sense of movement and softness to the space.

Deniot’s signature approach is unmistakable here—grand yet intimate.

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