Otherworldly Decadence
An ethereal setting by Claire Mazzarello collides with old-world romance and modern minimalism in the heart of Provence.
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The Moulin de la Récense is a timeless and emblematic venue in the heart of Provence endowed with a subtle balance between ancestral stones and the modern world. France-based stylist, Claire Mazzarello brings to life a reception steeped in otherworldly decadence. A setting illuminated by candlelight, silks draped over exposed beams, crystalline florals, and elegant tablescape details. A night embedded in our memories that were painted in a palette of golden light.
“Through simplicity comes great beauty. From the brass tube vases to the handmade ceramic plates, including the linen tablecloth, the play of transparency with the ghost chairs and hand-tinted silk napkins.”
“Everyone can be an artist in their own way. You just have to trust yourself and do what you love.”
Concept, styling & organisation / Claire Mazzarello
Photographer / Ketty Line Domingues
Venue & Production / Moulin de la Récense
Planning / Les demoiselles
Silk installation, ribbons & napkins / Maisson Note
Floral Design / Charlotte Flower and Twig
Florist assistant / Les Blanches
Gowns / Olympe Mariage x Prea James Bridal
Ceramic plates / Caroline Augier Ceramique
Giant paper flowers / Atelier Shamaree
Caterer / Maison Nans
Cake designer / Gladys
Tableware and rental / Joli Bazaar
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