Cabane / ka-ba-n '; after Chifflet, in the 17th century, we pronounced cabâne, â / female name

 

Fisherman's, gardener's, painter's, poet's, hermit's hut, siesta hut, tea hut ... It offers shelter, an escape from everyday life, a moment of dreams, an escape into the imagination. My hut, my Urban Hut, with windows on the courtyard, has become that of my creations.

 

A workshop like a place that would tell a story, that of its small wrought iron bed, its large wicker baskets, an air scented with orange blossom ... Hanging, linen clothes embroidered with colorful murmurs respond to silk clothes to stay in the footsteps of frequent travelers.

 

Indiennes, Toile de Jouy, a fabric of history that tells a story for storytelling clothes. Available for toddlers and older children, the collection also fits in the house and invites itself to share each of our events by offering tailor-made creations.

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We offer to help you recompose your space. Harmonize your interiors in terms of colors, materials, furniture, decorative accessories. To create and make everything that can enchant your daily life ...

 

Claire Devillers after having created Palmyre Bouton developed the concept of "La Cabane Urbaine" in her studio in Paris. She studied fashion design and Art History in Paris and created evening dresses in New York. Based in Lyon, she works in collaboration with the Musée de la Toile de Jouy. His creations are marked by his travels in Asia, India, Africa and Haiti.