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A Table Full of Memory

A Table Full of Memory

  A few weeks ago, our CEO Seb Bishop, son of our co-founder Bernadette Bishop, made a quiet journey to Aix-en-Provence in the South of France. It was a trip filled with memory and meaning. He visited his uncle, Patrick Menu, at Villa Lorraine, the home where Bernadette spent her childhood and where he still lives.

There, they shared a meal and stories... reflecting on loving memories, family times, and their cherished Bernadette.

Visit our Instagram page to watch a short interview with Oncle Patrick, filmed during Seb’s visit at Villa Lorraine. His words are tender, warm, and quietly unforgettable... just like Bernadette.

With love,
S&B
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[ 'Falling Flower' at Villa Lorraine ]

Oncle Patrick in his beautiful garden.
From left to right: Bernadette's brothers Patrick and Jean-Loup, her son Seb, her sister Monique and Giles, her sister’s husband.
[ The Linen ]
S&Bee Linen Tablecloth in Avocado Green
Available in three sizes;
165 x 250 cm / 65 x 98 inches
165 x 300 cm / 65 x 118 inches
165 x 380 cm / 65 x 150 inches
S&Bee Linen Napkin
50 x 50 cm / 20 x 20 in 
[ On the Table ]
Falling Flower Linen Napkin in Light Blue, 50 x 50cm
Falling Flower Linen Tablecloth in Light Blue
Available in three sizes: 165 x 250cm, 165 x 300cm & 165 x 380cm

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