Why it belongs in ORBIS
Paris home-textiles house founded in 1995 by Michele Fouks near the Palais-Royal. Led since 2000 by Emmanuelle Fouks and Nicolas Mauriac. Cushions, linens and furniture are, per the brand, designed and made in France.
Maison de Vacances is a Paris home-textiles house founded in 1995 by Michele Fouks, based near the Palais-Royal gardens in central Paris. Since 2000 it has been led by Emmanuelle Fouks and Nicolas Mauriac; Emmanuelle was born into the Fouks family's existing fashion and textile business, which had built its earlier success on postwar ready-to-wear clothing. The house makes cushions, bed linens, table linens and furniture, with an emphasis on relaxed, bohemian-leaning Parisian design. Its pieces are, per the brand, designed and manufactured in France.