In the heart of lands bathed in light, the Commanderie de Peyrassol has stood watch for centuries. On this day, it lent its soul to a union, a celebration woven from wood, canvas, and sincere glances. Beneath a stretch tent, stretched like a sail between sky and earth, the wooden flooring welcomed the soft steps of a hundred guests. Ethnicraft tables and Julia chairs, faithful and without embellishment, anchored a scenography that was simple, vibrant, and full of breath.

A carousel of bistro garlands traced a ceiling of light in the air, suspending time in the softness of summer. Further on, a leather lounge with deep Chesterfields offered hushed conversations and glasses raised unhurriedly. Rustic bars, rich in tones and textures, told the story of the South with restraint. And when night finally settled, it was like a theatre without curtains: a stage of shared joy, no superfluous décor, only the truth of a moment well lived.

Not a décor, but a narrative composed: the story of a wedding where every element found its place and where the venue itself seemed to say yes.

Within the grounds of Commanderie de Peyrassol, the Julia chair was chosen for its controlled simplicity and user comfort. Crafted entirely from natural wood with a padded seat, it embodies a clean and warm design, suited to refined events without excess. Its discreet silhouette allows it to blend into all types of scenography, from classic banquets to outdoor dinners under a tent. Versatile, reliable, and visually balanced, it remains a trusted choice for receptions focused on authenticity and precision.