Le Coffret de la Maison — La Maison + La Garde-Robe + L'Apéro
Le Coffret de la Maison — La Maison + La Garde-Robe + L'Apéro
The lifestyle trio. Three volumes on the rooms a life is lived in — the apartment, the wardrobe, the table — for the woman who has decided that the way one lives is the way one lives.
This is the coffret for a woman who has read Sur Soi and is ready to dress the rest of her life around it. The apartment becomes a room you actually want to come home to. The wardrobe stops being an argument and starts being a uniform. The table — a Tuesday apéro, a Sunday lunch — becomes the small repeated theatre that makes a life feel lived rather than merely conducted. None of these volumes require money. All of them require taste, which the volumes do their best to teach.
Three volumes. €29.99.
Bought separately, the three are €35.97. The coffret saves you €5.98 — about 17%.
La Maison — The Considered Apartment. Volume IV. Nine chapters on dressing a small space with restraint: what to spend on, what to refuse, where the eye should rest, how a one-bedroom can hold a whole life. For renters and owners both.
La Garde-Robe — The Edited Wardrobe, Season by Season. Volume V. The wardrobe edited the way a sentence is edited — twelve chapters across three parts, plus a seven-category, three-tier appendix on what to buy at every price point.
L’Apéro — The Small Art of Hosting. Volume III. How to gather people on a Tuesday and have it feel like a Saturday — the carafe poured, the olives in the right small bowl, the second drink declined.
How it arrives
All three volumes as high-resolution PDF, delivered to your inbox within minutes of purchase. Print at home, read on a tablet, or do both. You own it, you can re-read it, no subscription expires.
Before you decide
Do I need to have read Sur Soi first?
It is written as the natural next step after it, but the three volumes stand entirely on their own.
Want the whole shelf instead? La Bibliothèque Complète holds all seven volumes at the lowest per-volume price.
— A complete reference for a woman building a home. —