Mei Line pop up store
The studio is where Mei Line’s creation starts and finishes. Short circuit, circular economy, everything goes round and round ;). I am now proud to offer a pop up shop to our guests so that they can bring a bit of Provence back home with them. Here are some shots of the shop’s instalation
Mei Line @ Buaisou-i, Part 1: advanced indigo dyeing and reserve techniques course
A 10 day training organised by @leafluberon in Tokushima, Japan, at the @Buaisou-i workshop. An eagerly anticipated trip which went way ahead of my expectations. Filled with people passionate about indigo, natural dying practices, sustainability, life and slow fashion; it was an experience I will treasure for the years to come! You can also find…
Pool life
With those temperatures, we tend to spend looooooots of time by the water, so here is to pool life.. Swimming… Hanging out.. dining… even yogiing when the pool deck is turned into a yoga retreat 😉 And into a fashion photoshoot for Mei Line’s pool range… everyone is having their bit of fun 🙂 The…
Abbaye de Senanque
This cistercian Abbey, with beautiful Lavandin field coming up to it’s quasi millenarian walls, is an instagram hit. You will probably recognise this views if you have any kind of interest in Provence! The thoughtful monks have created a small field outside of the walled and fenced areas for photo opportunity… Here are some less…
Mei Line news
Playing around the house to shoot the latest products straight out of the studio..
Mei Line: fabric dying in the studio
Busy Xmas season with the production in full blast, experimenting colours and processing and marvelling with every piece of fabric coming out of the dying baths 🙂 Indigo Shiboris … and block prints on Indigo Preparing the fabric before dying Block prints on Campeche wood dying Prepared block printed fabric Indigo Shibori Concentrated Campeche dye…
Mei Line
Little sister of the wonderful adventure in Santiago, Mei Line Provence will soon offer a selection body and home dressing. Vintage linen and cotton fabric is sourced locally and dyed with vegetal pigments using traditional methods which produce only biodegradable wastes. Here is a preview of some of the future on-line shop…. “Champs d’olivier”: bath…
The Studio
Inaugurating a project long dreamed of at last 🙂 after refurbishing the “garage” into a studio, the first set of vegetal dyed fabric has finally seen the light: Indigo bath: Acetate prints with stencils.. … and block prints: And the final result.. More to come soon, in the shape of summer bath /…
