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Royal coach - kit to assemble
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Place Vendome - Lantern
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Hotel Particulier - lantern
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Je t'aime (pour toujours) - Metal clock
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Bougeoir
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Je t'aime (pour toujours) - parfum de maison
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Je t'aime (pour toujours) - eau de parfum
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A story of love and elegance
Je t'aime (pour toujours) is an author's decoration and perfumes collection born from the creativity of Italian designer Francesco Brandi: author and publisher of the company. The poetics of the collection are strongly linked to the language and themes of 18th and 19th century French decoration, reinterpreted according to a creative spirit that combines tradition and modernity, elegance and irony, making each piece an essential style icon.
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MAISON JE T'AIME (POUR TOUJOURS)Via Veneto 3/C
58033 Castel del Piano
Italy
58033 Castel del Piano
Italy
http://www.maisonjetaimepourtoujours.com
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FRANCESCO BRANDI BougeoirYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Hotel Particulier - lanternYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Bagatelle - lanterneYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Montmartre - lanternYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Je t'aime (pour toujours) - eau de parfumYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Je t'aime (pour toujours) - parfum de maisonYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Je t'aime (pour toujours) - Metal clockYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Royal coach - kit to assembleYour price:upon demand -
FRANCESCO BRANDI Place Vendome - LanternYour price:upon demand
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15/12/2021
Maison Je t'aime (pour toujours) - a story of love and elegance
Maison Je t'aime (pour toujours) is a home decor and perfumery collection born from the creativity of the Italian designer Francesco Brandi: author and editor of the company. The poetics of the collection are strongly linked to the language and themes of French decoration of the 18th and 19th centuries, reinterpreted according to a creative taste that combines tradition and modernity...
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