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    Tracing the artistic legacy of Parisian studios: The Romantic Era

    Tracing Romanticism Through Parisian Studios The homes of Eugène Delacroix, Ary Scheffer, and Victor Hugo offer a rare glimpse into the heart of the Romantic movement. More than just workspaces, these were hubs of artistic exchange—where poets, painters, and musicians gathered to debate, inspire, and shape new creative ideals. From Delacroix’s light-filled atelier to Scheffer’s intimate salon and Hugo’s richly decorated home, each space preserves the spirit of an era where art was a way of life. Visiting these studios isn’t just a step back in time—it’s an invitation to experience the world as the Romantics once did.

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Joie de vivre

Welcome to Joie de Vivre

Joie de Vivre is my journal—a place where I share the people, places, and discoveries that shape the world of Maison Anne Carminati.

Here, you’ll find the stories behind my collections, from forgotten textiles and family heirlooms to the embroidery that brings them to life. I’ll take you to the museums, flea markets, gardens, and hidden corners of France that continually inspire my work, while introducing you to the extraordinary artisans whose savoir-faire keeps these traditions alive.

This is also where I’ll share my favorite addresses, exhibitions, interiors, and the simple pleasures that define the French art of living.

Because inspiration rarely comes from one place. It is found in a beautifully carved doorway, a centuries-old piece of linen, a conversation with an artisan, or a quiet afternoon spent wandering through a museum.

I hope these pages inspire you to slow down, look a little closer, and discover the beauty that often hides in the smallest details.

Welcome to my world.

Anne

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