This is the first issue cover, February 1st, 1950.
Three years later, Brigitte Bardot graces the cover.
So does French actress Mylene Demongeot. Lovely colors, don't you think?
This is the first issue cover, February 1st, 1950.
Three years later, Brigitte Bardot graces the cover.
So does French actress Mylene Demongeot. Lovely colors, don't you think?



I have already made a reservation in our local newsagents, and I shall keep you posted!

The April 2008 issue of the Greek edition of House and Garden hosts the country retreat of the late Lefteri Saridis and his wife, Mika. Originally built in the 1930s as a hunting lodge, it remains classic and elegant, comfortable and at times daring. With spectacular views of the island of Euboea, it houses a variety of furniture from different decades and periods. It has always been an open house, hospitable to the famous, like the late Maria Kallas and Aristotle Onassis, and it continues to be very much alive thanks to Mrs. Saridis, her son and his family.

The April issue of the Greek edition of House and Garden hosts an article on the owner of the company we represent (one of two brothers). The title reads "A wonderful man".
The article underlines the company's as well as the owners' personal commitment to ecology and the principles of sustainable development. There are shots of Paul and his sons. They are all a very sporty family.
His Dutch wife is amazing. Brainstorming with her is such a pleasure! She and their daughter was not photographed for the article. But you have to take my word for it, she is a very nice person (great taste, too). My eldest daughter who has befriended their daughter says she is amazing. As for their baby, Mirjam and I were pregnant roughly at the same time, so little Tom and J are the same age.
In our shops we offer our clients freshly squeezed orange juice, sesame snacks (pasteli) and dried figs. Whereas our customers receive with their purchase a bottle of organic olive oil and a jar of unrefined sea salt.
We really enjoy working for an ethical company and its visionary owners.
The article has been published in "Inside", which is one of the most interesting Greek interiors magazines right now. The title reads "The Charm of Luxury" and it does the subject justice.
Alexandra Fotiadou is one of my favorite Greek interior designers. She has a sense of proportion and a style that is recognisable yet adaptable to the owner.
The house develops in five levels. It belongs to a Greek civil engineer and his socialite and philanthropist wife.
Having lived and studied on the other side of the Atlantic, Fotiadou's style is cosmopolitan and reminiscent of classic American design. Definable lines, sturdy furniture, exotic touches.
Here she adds a Greek touch to her design. 
I hope you enjoyed the tour. Have a lovely week end.