About
Old is new again, as Le Côté Français Maison weaves the threads of History into the pattern of your lifestyle.
In a market saturated with mass-produced goods, our one-stop atelier offers couture craftsmanship, exceptional customer service and thoughtful, sustainable design in limited production soft furnishings.
Whether through gusseted accent pillows that contrast baroquely escapist French toile with a Retro-geometric pattern in bold hues worthy of David Hicks’ approval, or reversible linen and velvet throws juxtaposing romantic damask with plaid silk-taffeta, framed in brilliant jewel-toned piping, our pieces punctuate your interior with engaging style.

Our uniquely luxurious Decorative Pillows, Throws, Table Linens, and Bedding combine antique, vintage, and contemporary fabrics with sophisticated verve. By special order, we replicate many of our old textiles to provide you with a full range of coordinating Linens.
Le Côté Français Maison founder/owner, Belen Moreno, holds a B.A. from Barnard College in Theatre Arts, and a B.S. in Interior Design from the Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale. Now based in New York, she has lived between New York, Florida, Latin America and Europe, having worked at Sothebys, Roche-Bobois, Grange, served as Cultural Attachée to Switzerland, and the international promotion of emerging and known artists’ work.
Belen designs for elegantly edgy tastes, in provocative combinations, drawing inspiration from a Theatre background, the Visual Arts, and the historical dress and textiles of many cultures to develop the different collections.
The Collections:
L’Art du Coussin: is a Limited Edition Art Series showcasing a selection of original works printed on fabric by known artists Jean Claude Brasset (France), Marjolein Van der Sluis (The Hague), Bartus Bartolomes (France), and FigureMimages (Switzerland)
Côte D ‘Azur : evokes seaside chic à la French Riviera
Provence: celebrates the sensuous variety of the Provence region
Versailles: charms in the spirit of 18th century courtly frivolity
Jardin: enchants with references to herbs and flowers of France
Orientales: alludes to varied Asian influences on French culture through the centuries
54: revisits the disco glamour of the Studio 54 era
Septantes: revives the funky 1970s years
Delaunay: focuses on color and geometry
Vie en Rose: pays tribute to great French singers
Sérénité: presents antique/vintage and new fabrics in calming, neutral compositions
Noir et Blanc: interprets our old meets new/ aesthetic in dramatic black, white and gray hues
Let Them Eat Toile : combines antique toile and new patterns for the bourgeousie






