Some pictures of Salon Cote Sud 2012:
keeps getting bigger and better, many interesting stands, noticeably Brocantes, manufactured goods, and landscape.
This year again, the main Cote Sud Stand is dedicated to culinary demonstrations, which again attracts crowds, even under the midday sun, which is the theme of this year's event anyway..
The staircase is this year open to public, installed with cushions and parasols, and decorated with sunflowers that somebody forgot to water....this definitively not the Chelsea flower show, oh dear!!
The basin was this year colonised by a couple of sun decks
Poterie Ravel, with his recently reborn fabric shop Philogene Ravel that sells gorgeous linen goods
Francois Passolunghi, stared in last Cote Sud edition: his furniture is absolutely unique and the hand-made-in-France takes all his meaning here
I want those!!!!!
The glassware are creations of next door stand: Julienne Daniaux
Views from the stylists corner
"La caravane estivale", Tesserault caravan from the 70's, decorated with furnitures and carpets from the Andes by Veronique Valdes... South America is everywhere those days, so proud!!
The Brocantes, obviously my favorite spot:
Les Ours
Bernard Roux et Annie Gravezat
And a little stroll in Aix, with my own private paparazzi.....
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