Bespoke textile work on the Côte d’Azur — from Menton to Saint-Tropez

The Côte d’Azur is not a city but a chain of places with characters of their own: quiet Menton on the Italian border, dense Monaco, luminous Nice, the capes and bays in between, Cannes with its festivals, Saint-Tropez with the peninsula. What connects them is a way of life between house, garden and water — and that is exactly what we work for.

We look after the coast from Hamburg, with regular journeys on which we bundle the appointments. Measuring and toile fitting take place on site — in the villa, in the apartment, on board. Everything is made in the atelier in Hamburg; the final fitting on site is done in person. The page Process describes the full way.

The logistics behind it are simple: we travel the coast in one run — from Menton westwards to Saint-Tropez — and align the appointments so that measurings and fittings can lie on the same journey. For our clients that means: no special tour for a single chair, but an appointment that fits the course of the season.

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The villas of the coast — in Cap d’Antibes, Èze, La Californie — live between inside and outside. Tall rooms open onto terraces; gardens carry seats under pines and olives. Two worlds of fabric suit this: indoors pale, lightfast linens and cottons, outdoors solution-dyed outdoor fabrics that stand up to sun and salt.

For the interiors we make bespoke slipcovers, curtains for tall windows and table linen for long tables under the open sky. For outdoors: bench pads, lounger pads and cushions made to measure, with protective covers for the months in which the house rests.

The gardens of the coast are often the real dining rooms: the table stands under the plane tree or the olive, the summer stretches into September, and the wind from the hills calls for cloths with weight. We make table linen for outdoors with the same standards as for the salon — linen with drawn-thread hem, overhangs that suit the table, napkins that stay put in the wind.

Four places on the coast we look after particularly regularly — each with its own focus.

Monaco

Port Hercule, Carré d’Or: work on board with IMO FTP Code, appointments at Yacht Show time, residences ashore.

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Nice

Belle Époque apartments on the Promenade: lightfast weaves and pale linen for bright rooms.

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Cannes

Croisette and festival: made to measure for villas and yachts — and the rental collection for celebrations.

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Saint-Tropez

Terraces on the Pampelonne: bespoke outdoor textiles, delivered into the summer.

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Many clients on the coast live on two sides of the gangway: the villa in the garden, the ship in the harbour. We make for both — on board with berth linen cut to the hull, salon cushions and Textile Passport; ashore with slipcovers, table linen and terrace textiles. Patterns and fabrics lie in one archive; the signature is the same. And anyone spending the summer further west will find us on Mallorca.

What counts in the end is the same question as everywhere: does the piece fit, and does it last? We answer with measuring at the original, a toile fitting before the first cut and a final fitting on site at which we are present ourselves — not with promises but with a traceable way of working. Lead time is usually six to ten weeks; the price follows the first conversation as a fixed quote, calculated by fabric and workmanship.