Friday, April 20, 2012

FRENCH CONDIMENTS



It's been a bit crazy here lately with a HUGE painting to finish, projects for clients and keeping the business humming.  Wearing all the hats yourself can be a challenge, but being your own boss is worth it. 
Less moving parts (read: difficult people) to "gum up the works" as my Grandpa used to say.
I apologize for being a bit preoccupied. I came across these mustard jars the other day online and was reminded how exceptional packaging can make even the mundane objects in life seem so much more appealing.
Only the French could make mustard look this good!
Check out all the varieties
and have a great weekend!

10 comments:

laura @ so alaurable said...

I stopped by this store in Paris last year for a gift and I LOVED the packaging! They are all so cute, and I don't even like mustard but definitely tried all of their varieties.

xo,
Laura

Teresa Hatfield ~ Splendid Sass said...

Hang in there, Anne! I t does get crazy at time, but I'm with you, I like being my own boss.
Happy Friday.
Teresa
xoxo

pve design said...

Anne-
Please pass the mustard Anne - I could use a dose of something spicy as I too have been wearing many hats and feeling a bit weary but as you said, I would not want it any other way!
rest easy - it is friday!
Patricia

Quite Sensible Indeed said...

I was just in Paris and bought these because the window display caught my eye! Now I do not want to eat them because they are too pretty. Love seeing them here too!

DolceDreams said...

Anne,
these are fabulous! I think the carzy spring bug is in the air, I too have been swamped! I hope you find some time to smell the roses this weekend ~
Nathalie

Karena said...

Anne I agree, packaging and the marketing really makes a product soar!!

Love those little chairs below so unique!

I have a $100 Giveaway from Soft Surroundings on my site if you would like to enter!!

Xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena

La Petite Gallery said...

I have bought that Maille
Mustard for years. Love your
thoughts, and those recycled
Champagne caps are precious.
Thanks for stopping over Anne.
Enjoy the Spring weekend, at last. yvonne

Jann said...

A great mustard and favorite of mine~have been bringing this back from the shop in Paris for the last 20 years~some good things never change, thank goodness!

Unknown said...

Good luck juggling everything! I know all your hard work will pay off!
Those jars are darling, it's so true that presentation can increase the appeal of a just about anything, right?
Nancy
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Kirsten Steen said...

I used to buy the mustard in France that had a colored ring around the bottom and you could use as a glass once it was empty. I still have a couple.

 
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