Raw wood furniture, combined with beautiful textiles in soothing color tones (add a bit of contrast with a subtle touch of red, green or black), is what calms our mind and inspires us on this Sunday morning. Discover today's lookbook and shop articles sim
Buy productsA lovely mix ethnic and handmade accessories, restaured and washed. Discover today's lookbook and shop our latest unique finds!
Buy productsCan it get any more 'hygge' than this? Adapt to this 'quality of lifestyle' that is in harmony with nature. We believe in buying responsibly (only buy what you truly believe to be pretty or useful), re-use the old and buy articles that preferably are hand
Buy productsBack from the fifties and sixties: rattan furniture! Discover Petite Lily's lookbook with our most popular rattan chairs and give a retro touch to your Scandinavian home decor!
Buy productsBeautiful brass table lamp Palm in gold color by Zenza. This original table lamp with lots of details is a perfect addition to an urban jungle or Scandinavian ethnic home decor.
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Petite Lily Interiors is an online home decor shop passionate about the interior decoration styles: Bohemian chic, Scandinavian-Ethnic, Wabi-Sabi and Vintage. We offer a beautiful collection of natural, ethnic, handmade and fair-trade articles. Petite Lily Interiors is based in France (Lyon). The driving force behind Petite Lily Interiors is a dynamic team of professionals who all have one thing in common: A great passion for interior design and global sourcing for natural, ancient and fair trade interior treasures!
Philosophy Petite Lily Interiors: Travel, meet new people and create a beautiful place wherever you are! This is the philosophy behind Petite Lily Interiors. Everywhere you go, everyone you meet, every impulse you receive, it leaves a memory behind which becomes part of who you are and how you see the world. And there is no better place than your home to reflect all those beautiful memories. As Coco Chanel once said:
“An interior is a natural reflection of the soul”.
