I’m not sure how it’s possible that it’s already this time of the week again, but Weekend Links Week Seven is here! I spent most of the week on the beyond gorgeous island of Port Cros and can’t wait to share more from my time there soon. Of the sixteen articles this week, my favorites include the best high jewelry collections from Paris Couture Week, a list of films based in Paris, a French Champagne house’s decision to open a winery in the UK, and a tour of a beyond gorgeous Parisian apartment.
Weekend Links Week Seven
Inside a Paris Design Couple’s “Theater of Objects” (another apartment I’d love to move into)
France Travel: As COVID Cases Rise, Is It Still Safe To Visit?
The 15-Minute City: Can New York Be More Like Paris?
Why French Champagne house Taittinger has chosen to build a winery in Kent
These French Pizzettes Bring Paris to You (if you haven’t been to La Buvette in Paris add it to your list! You can also buy Camille Fourmont’s La Buvette: Recipes & Wine Notes from Paris here!)
The Best & Brightest High Jewelry Collections from Paris Couture Week
French Economy to Rebound to Pre-Crisis Levels by 2022, Minister Says
Paris Sewage Reveals COVID Still Not Flushed Away (this is kind of creepy)
Home Theater: Films Bring Paris to Your Living Room
Restoration of France’s Fire-Damaged Nantes Cathedral to Take at Least Three Years
Reproducing Rodin’s Genius: Paris Museum has an Enterprising Strategy for Survival
Learn the ‘Right Way’ to Make Scrambled Eggs with this French Technique (I have my own ‘low and slow’ method but I’ll have to give this a try)
How One Architect Made a Historic Paris Apartment His Own
A New Exhibit Recreates Picasso’s Cannes Studio, Giving Visitors an Inside Look at the Artist’s Life
AP WAS THERE: 1900 Paris Olympics
Paris Snubs Bird in Highly Competitive Electric Scooter Competition
I hope you enjoyed week seven of Weekend Links! I’d love to hear which articles about France were your favorites. Feel free to send me an email or leave a comment below. Bon week-end à tous!
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