Grapevine wood pen Un arbre, deux vies—the art of giving a second life to old grapevines and used wine barrels—is much more than just craftsmanship: it is a true poetry of the terroir. Born from Romain Guionie's passion for raw materials, this unique arts and crafts project transforms twisted vines and barrel staves into one-of-a-kind pieces. From lamps and sculptures to eco-responsible furniture and decorative objects, discover upcycled creations that tell the story of the v

Château de la Rivière Majestically overlooking the Dordogne Valley, Château de la Rivière is far more than a renowned wine estate; it is an open-air history book. Blending architectural mastery with vibrant cultural life, this estate embodies the very soul of the Bordeaux Right Bank. I. The Mark of a Master: Architecture and the Troubadour Style Château de la Rivière is one of the finest examples of the Troubadour style, a 19th-century architectural movement born from a roman

The southern tympanum of the church of Saint-Pierre in La Lande-de-Fronsac, dated to the early 12th century (c. 1110–1130), is one of the most original sculptural ensembles in Romanesque art in the Gironde region. Through its apocalyptic iconography and the treatment of its voussoirs, it belongs to a learned medieval tradition while offering a highly singular interpretation of the vision of Saint John. Here, stone does not merely illustrate a narrative: it constructs a visual