The arrival of the Maison Berger scented bouquets
Known for its lamps, Maison Berger is applying its craft to scented bouquets, now offered on Smoking.fr. A look at the bottles, the reeds and the fragrances.
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Known for its lamps, Maison Berger is applying its craft to scented bouquets, now offered on Smoking.fr. A look at the bottles, the reeds and the fragrances.
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Read moreJohan Van Mullem draws with a ballpoint pen on cigarillo boxes. Portrait of an artist who sees in this object an intimate case and makes it the support for his moods.
Read moreSmoking.fr is running a prize draw around the Zippo brand in August, open to entrants of legal age. Entry conditions, closing date and prizes to be won.
Read moreSmoking areas to be created, criminal networks to be drained, examples from abroad: the article examines what legalising cannabis would change in France.
Read moreIn Japan, lighting a cigarette in the street is prohibited and dedicated areas are set up across the cities. A practice governed by custom as much as by official rules.
Read moreSince plain packs took over the shelves of French tobacconists, some brand names have also had to change. Which names are affected, and how long manufacturers have to comply.
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Read moreJean-Christophe Mareschal, the inventor of the Akteo watch, talks about his beginnings in Besançon, the thematic design concept and the brand’s international plans.
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