My daughter made this AI portrait of our dogs and couldn’t wait until Christmas to show it to me. When I saw it, it simply made me smile.  Some of these dogs are still with us, some aren’t and a few are getting older but each of them has been an important part of our lives. They’ve brought laughter, chaos, comfort and a lot of moments I’m grateful for. It was already a special weekend for me as a mom and this little surprise added an extra layer to it. The everyday routines, the personalities, the little habits — things you only notice when you really pay attention. So today I just want to share this thought: Appreciate the moments and the beings that make your life feel a little lighter. From the Editor — Cindy

Today something small happened… and yet it felt incredibly big. My son called me — after a long time of silence, distance and life becoming more complicated than we ever plan for.  The conversation was good and relaxed. And it touched me deeply.  Happy. Emotional. Grateful.  A soft light finding its way back in.  I’m sharing this here because, sometimes we forget how much we miss someone until we hear their voice again. And how healing one unexpected moment can be.  Live in the moment. Some moments are worth keeping. 🤍 From the Editor — Cindy

I’ve always believed that beauty isn’t something you find — it’s something you create. In the way you dress, the spaces you shape, the little details you choose to notice. It’s about intention. A mix of texture, contrast and calm — the kind of balance that makes everything feel quietly right.Even the simplest combination — linen with wool, sunlight with shadow — can change the whole atmosphere. It’s a reminder that beauty starts with how you see the world and how you decide to live in it. From the Editor — Cindy

Each cup, textile or basket carries the touch of its maker and the story of a place. The charm lies in imperfection: patterns that vary, edges that aren’t quite straight, colors shaped by the sun. Authenticity is not about flawless design, but about connection — to people, to craft, to the world. #NomadesduMonde #HandcraftedStories #CulturalCraft #AuthenticDesign #WabiSabiLiving

Some images stay with you — not because they’re perfect, but because they capture a real moment in time. This image reminds me that fashion isn’t just about clothes — it’s about the attitude behind them.  There’s a confidence here, a kind of strength. The kind that doesn’t try too hard, yet says everything. It’s that mix of individuality and presence that makes a picture timeless — and still inspiring years later. From the Editor — Cindy

Sometimes I see something so beautiful that I just have to capture it. In that instant, everything aligns — the mood, the light, the atmosphere.And then comes the click.  Some moments don’t need words — they live in the light, in silence, in the feeling of being there. I’m drawn to those fragments of time that stay with you long after they’ve passed. For me, creativity is about noticing, collecting and preserving what feels honest and warm. Not chasing perfection, but remembering how it felt. From the Editor — Cindy

Fashion is about creation — style is about identity. Anyone can follow a trend, but real style comes from knowing what suits you, what feels natural and what tells your story without words.  When I work on collections or visual concepts, I always focus on the mix of form, material and personality. That’s where authenticity begins — not in perfection, but in consistency and feeling.  It’s the small details, the choices you repeat, that turn something visual into something truly yours. From the Editor — Cindy

Product shooting is one of my favorite parts of the creative process.It’s where I can play with textures, light and natural shapes — and let materials speak for themselves. Here at the Côte d’Azur, the light and landscapes offer endless inspiration — soft tones, natural contrast and the calm that makes every image feel alive.  For me, it’s not about staging, but about finding harmony between object and environment. That’s when everything starts to feel real. From the Editor — Cindy

I’ve always admired people who work with their hands — those who create something real from patience, precision and quiet dedication. Maybe that’s where my sense of beauty comes from: the love for craft, the way light falls on texture, the belief that small details matter.  It’s about care — the kind that doesn’t rush, that gives meaning to the work itself. That’s what I’ve learned watching others who put their heart into what they do. Because in the end, passion — even the unreasonable kind — is what gives life its soul. From the Editor — Cindy (Right: my grandfather, a painter of cinema panels.)

Some spaces carry a story, even when they’re quiet. You can almost feel what once happened there — the laughter, the waiting, the small pieces of life that still linger in the air.  I’ve always been drawn to places and objects that hold a sense of history. Not for their perfection, but for their soul — the texture, the light, the feeling that something beautiful once unfolded there. Memories have their own rhythm. They don’t fade, they just play softer over time. From the Editor — Cindy

🍁 Autumn Days, Simple Pleasures  Some of the best moments just happen. A drive through the countryside, a basket of blankets, a good bottle of wine and that golden autumn light that makes everything softer.  I love how every season brings its own rhythm. Autumn slows things down — it’s about warmth, texture and small rituals that make everyday life feel a little richer.  It doesn’t take much to create atmosphere — just mix what you already have, step outside and enjoy the change of season.  #autumnvibes From the Editor — Cindy

Some days don’t need big plans or perfect pictures — just small, funny, heartwarming moments that make you stop and smile.A silly hat, a curious look, a bit of chaos that somehow feels like home.  It’s those imperfect, ordinary moments that remind me what life is really about — connection, laughter, and a sense of playfulness.  Moments You Can’t Put Into Words.  Not everything has to be explained or styled. Some things are just meant to be felt. From the Editor — Cindy

🐾 Family — The Perfect Match of Chaos & Love  Family — whether it’s people or paws — is never picture-perfect. It’s messy, loud, funny and full of small moments that somehow make everything feel complete.  For me, family is what keeps things real. It reminds me that beauty isn’t always in order or design — sometimes it’s in the unplanned, in the way everyone gathers around the table or how the dogs always end up in the middle of it all. From the Editor — Cindy That mix of chaos and love is what gives a home its soul.

The best brands don’t just sell products — they create a feeling you want to be part of. It’s not about convincing, it’s about connecting. You recognize something familiar in their world — a mood, a rhythm, a sense of calm — and you want to belong there. That’s how I see Les Couleurs du Monde.It’s not a label or a collection, but a lifestyle built on shared values: texture, color, light and the love for simple, authentic things.When you surround yourself with objects and places that reflect that feeling, it’s no longer just design — it becomes part of who you are. Because the best style isn’t about owning more, it’s about belonging to something that feels real. From the Editor — Cindy

🚙 On the Road Again  When you step outside your routine and see things with fresh eyes. Travel always resets my perspective. The light changes, the materials change, even the rhythm of daily life feels different.  I notice colors I wouldn’t use at home, textures shaped by other climates and small details that tell bigger stories. Those experiences find their way back into my work — not as trends, but as quiet influences.  That’s what I love about being on the road: it keeps creativity grounded, curious and always evolving. From the Editor — Cindy

🪶 The Secret of Good Style  Good style is about personality, isn't about following rules but knowing what feels right. It’s the small, consistent choices that make something yours: the colors you always come back to, the mix of old and new, the confidence to keep it simple. I’ve learned that style comes from repetition and honesty — when you choose pieces you truly like, not what’s expected.That’s when things start to fit together naturally and your home or wardrobe begins to reflect you. Good style has nothing to do with perfection — it’s about personality, comfort and a clear sense of self. From the Editor — Cindy

🤍 Coastal Texture  I’ve always been drawn to natural tones — linen, rope, faded denim and raw wood. It’s the mix of sun, salt and simplicity that makes coastal living feel timeless. Design that feels alive, easy and never overthought. From the Editor — Cindy

There’s something about the beach that always resets my mind.The light, the warmth, the endless tones of sand — everything feels balanced and uncomplicated. It’s a place where I see color differently.Soft neutrals, sun-faded textures, natural contrasts — they remind me how beauty often lives in simplicity. Sometimes inspiration doesn’t come from searching, but from being still and letting your surroundings speak.The beach has a quiet way of doing that. From the Editor — Cindy

📸 Behind the Lens  When I shoot, I look for atmosphere.The right light, a natural pose, a quiet street corner — that’s where the story starts. A good shoot isn’t about control; it’s about observation. Letting things unfold, catching real moments and trusting your instinct.  For me, it’s less about creating a scene and more about feeling it — how the colors, the light and the person all connect in that instant. That’s what makes an image stay with you. From the Editor — Cindy

🎨 Soft Light & Color Harmony  For me, a calm space always starts with light and color.The warm tones of sunlight, soft neutrals, and natural textures create balance without trying too hard. It’s not about matching everything — it’s about letting colors work together naturally.Beige next to clay, linen next to wood — small contrasts that make a space feel alive and honest. Good design is consistent, warm and in tune with the atmosphere you want to live in. From the Editor — Cindy

🪶 Calm Spaces, Honest Design  A calm space doesn’t come from adding more — it comes from choosing what really matters.Natural materials, soft light, and honest textures create an atmosphere that feels effortless and balanced.  I’ve always been drawn to places that reflect that same simplicity and depth — like Marrakech. There’s something about the old city: the raw walls, the handwoven details, the calm behind the noise. It’s a reminder that true beauty often comes from tradition, craftsmanship and time.  I like interiors that don’t try too hard. Spaces that are functional, comfortable and shaped by real life. That’s where good design starts — with clarity, warmth and purpose. From the Editor — Cindy

🌾 The In-Between Moments Not every moment needs a plan. Sometimes the best ideas come when you step away — a walk by the sea, a pause between projects, a bit of distance.  Those in-between moments help clear the mind and bring perspective. They remind me that creativity doesn’t always happen behind a desk — it happens when you give yourself room to breathe. From the Editor — Cindy

🤎 Textures Tell Stories  Good design starts with good materials. The feel of linen, the structure of woven fibers, the warmth of wood — those are the details that give an interior its character.  I like when things show how they’re made. When you can see the stitching, the grain, the texture — it adds honesty and depth. It’s what makes a space feel personal and lived in. From the Editor — Cindy

🌿 Morning Light & Simple Rituals  Creativity doesn’t always start at the desk — sometimes it begins with a quiet morning, a cup of coffee and sunlight finding its way through the trees.  These small rituals bring rhythm to my days. They remind me to slow down, to look around and to start from a place of calm.  It’s often in these unplanned, quiet moments that new ideas appear — naturally, without effort.  From the Editor — Cindy

🍂 The Art of Slow Creation  It doesn’t always take much to make something feel your own.A small detail — a scarf tied around a pair of boots, a fabric draped just right — can change everything. That’s what slow creation means to me: taking time to notice, to add something simple, something honest. Because when you do, even the most ordinary things start to carry meaning.  From the Editor — Cindy

🌅 A new chapter begins It’s not always about knowing where you’re going — sometimes it’s just about moving forward. This space marks a new beginning for me, a place where I’ll share more of the thoughts and visuals behind Les Couleurs du Monde — the ones that inspire me, reflect who I am and shape the way I see things. Less about the end result, more about the journey — the ideas, textures and quiet moments that define my creative rhythm. I hope what I share here inspires you — to slow down, notice the little things, and create what feels true to you. And if these glimpses of my world remind you to find beauty in your own — in calm mornings, soft light and honest simplicity — then I’ve shared something that matters. From the Editor — Cindy