Our Story
WELCOME TO OUR PARISIAN WORLD
Ours is a world of evocative scenes, romantic details, and the timeless atmosphere of the most beautiful of cities.
Abundant flowers, charming shops and cafes, classic architecture, ornate balconies and iconic monuments inspire everything we do.
Founded in 2011 by author and photographer Georgianna Lane, her distinctive aesthetic is at the heart of the brand.
OUR VISION
With Paris as our muse, our purpose is to create products that are imbued with French beauty and grace, and that bring positive energy and joy to people and environments.
CLASSIC PARISIAN STYLE
Our goal is to enhance your environment with the classic style of Paris, as a memento of a cherished trip or inspiration for the next.
EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY
Everything we create is based on superior quality standards, backed by decades of experience in color and printing excellence.
PERSONAL DETAILS
From hand-signed bookplates to personal notes, we strive to elevate the experience of working with us.
ABOUT GEORGIANNA
Paris-based author and photographer Georgianna Lane is known worldwide for her romantic, light-infused images of flowers, gardens and iconic travel destinations. She is the author of twelve books and her work has been widely published internationally in magazines, calendars, greeting cards and decor products.
THE INSPIRATION
"On my first visit to Paris at age 14, I was immediately captivated by Parisian lifestyle, architecture, gardens, and especially by the Impressionist painters. Each of these greatly influenced my artistic style and continue to inspire my work today."
(Georgianna, aged 14, with Van Gogh's Chaumes de Cordeville à Auvers-sur-Oise and Roses et anémones, which are still on display at the Musée d'Orsay.)
PHOTOGRAPHING PARIS
“For the past two decades, I have undertaken a passionate quest to capture the finest imagery of the city, from quintessential flower shops and magnificent parks to breathtaking palaces and iconic hotels. I am delighted to present my personally curated selections from this body of work in our print collections.”
