SUNDAYS AT THE CHATEAU: WHAT IS TOILE DE JOUY?
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Sundays at the Chateau are BACK! This week I delve into the glorious world of Toile de Jouy. This iconic French fabric has graced the decoration of the world’s most beautiful homes, from chateaux in France to mansions in America, for centuries. Instantly recognisable, it’s an icon of French design. But today I answer the question secretly asked by many - ‘What is Toile de Jouy?”
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This is why I love special objects and beautiful things. It has nothing to do with the mass consumption of today. These old pieces are so rich in story, art, technique etc. It is just a pure JO(U)Y! Thank you Stephanie!
Stephanie you really are an asset for French Tourism - they should make you an honorary ambassador 💐💐💕 thank you for another wonderful video.
This is what I like about this channel.. Stephanie always educating people about history of everything!!! So happy to have found this channel!!!
Stephanie, you are so gorgeous in that dress! ❤️ And brilliant description of the fabrics. Thank you.
I am so grateful to you that you have decided to share these stories with us. I am in love with French culture and language and its historical heritage.
Bloody bloody BRILLIANT!!!!! Really can't thank you enough... brilliant
Fascinating Stephanie What an amazing wonderful person you are x
I can't believe I have been paying so much attention to every detail, enjoying every word , I mean ... how come! ? This never interested me a bit!
You are such an incredible story teller, thanks for these moments.
Not only educational but your presentation skills are exceptional. So informative and interesting. Thank you Stephanie.
I so enjoyed this. My mother had two dresses in the 1960's when I was around 7-8yo. These are my favourite memories of clothes. One of these was a red Toile de Jouy. She had a red pearl necklace to wear with it, the remains of which are still among my treasures today. This fabric has been the Ultimate fabric of my life. However, until watching your vlog and this video, I had no idea that others liked this fabric or its origins. Thanks so much! LOVED the dress. I must be French. With a name like "Lynette" its possible!!!
Dear Stephanie, just two weeks ago I was watching your video about the twin beds and their beautiful fabric headboards. You took us into the room with the Toile De Jouy and you kept saying these words. I kept saying to myself, "what is Toile de Jouy?" I didn't know how to spell it even! So I typed into google as best I could and up came Toile de Jouy!!!! I then realized that it is that very style of fabric I love, but I merely found out that it was 'repeated patterns' of scenes. Now, today I have found out so much more through you. We are from Belfast originally, and my husband was a textile machinery fitter for the largest company in the world at the time who made machinery for flax, linen etc., James Mackie & Sons. He traveled for months, in the 70's and early 80's to Iran, Burma, Tailand to build all the machinery in the mills, the men who did this were called 'Outside erectors' . We lived in Rasht, Iran in 1973/4 and lived on a compound of six bungalows. In 1984 we emigrated to Durban, South Africa, and he worked for Frame Pty Ltd., I am sure Percy would know of them, a very large Textile Company in Durban. Then we came here in 1990 and he became the Agent for Mackie in Australasia, we had a good business. Then, in 1998-1999 we started to see cheap imports of machinery parts from China, we could not compete with the cheap prices, and one by one all the mill owners took their whole business to China, where they could also have cheap labour and so Australia lost it's thriving Textile industry. When you talked about the Carding, the rollers etc. I knew exactly what you were talking about as I got to know the whole system of the mill by dealing with the spare parts, large pieces of machinery and by being in the mills with my husband. At the start, when I was doing invoices, my husband used to show me a picture of the part of the machine that the customers where ordering, what it was for, and what it did on the machinery. You now have me very interested in Toile de Jouy, but with my Northern Irish accent I can't pronounce it like you, I could sit and listen to your french pronunciation all day! Thank you for your story about the donkey, I think I heard it a long time ago, but had forgotten it, thank you for bringing it back to mind, as it has a very strong message in it. Love to your Mummy, she is an absolute darling, and fascinating with her turn of phrase for everything. Also blessings to you and all the LaLande team, you all bring peace to my heart as you go on your day to day lives in the Chateau. love xxx Doreen
What a fascinating life, Doreen 😁
I had forgotten how much I loved this fabric. I had so much trauma from abuse that literally a lot of memories were wiped out . It was your show that triggered it. Although I was to poor when it was very in fashion in the 90s . I will begin to look now for my own collection . You and Phillip and The La. Lande have given me back a whole part of me that had been lost . It is not just the toile but other fabrics wall papers and fashions my Aunts and mother dreamed of and bought or replicated on a thrift store estate sale budget for our modest home growing up. I am so delighted!!!!
You are an absolute natural at this. You maintain interest because it is obvious how passionate you are about your topics. A lovely voice to listen to, well done!
Suggestion for more Sunday afternoon learning sessions: I have noticed that you have many interesting artifacts in all of the rooms throughout the chateau. Would you be able to tell us about some of the most interesting ones in your mind? You are such a wonderful researcher and storyteller that I know you would be able to tell us many fascinating stories about those artifacts... where did you find them? what significance do they hold? if they were gifts, who gave them to you and was there a story behind that? etc. etc. I know that many of the items will have belonged to Mummy and your father so maybe the story could be told by Mummy? (Wouldn't that be popular?!?). I am sure that many a Sunday afternoon could be spent exploring your many interesting artifacts. Thank you for taking the time to do this for us!
WoW, you have so many interests. Thank you for informing us on this. I had no idea what you were saying. Thank you for explaining. I have watched all your videos. Some twice, you have many interesting people in the chateau. Love it, love you!!! You still interest me so keep the videos coming!!! I am hooked!!! Thank you, thank you,thank you!!! God bless you, you sure have blessed us with your life!!! I wish I could make it to lalonde but I'm afraid I'd get there and I'd be locked there. I hope to meet you one day I would love it if that day would be at the chateau. Lots of love
A very comprehensive and interesting look at this iconic French fabric.
Your passion for the subject is being passed on to us the viewers. My granny had a room embellished with this particular fabric and I remember being fascinated by it as a child. Thank you, Stephanie for bringing back fond memories and explaining the various patterns so beautifully. Keep up the good work and do continue on the subject.
Thank you, I really enjoyed the little history lesson on Toile de jouy and would absolutely love to learn more about it! As I love history and home decorating, I would very much enjoy new episodes of Sundays at the Chateau. Antiques, paintings, porcelain, fabrics and lace, how to find them in thrift shops, you name it and I would love it! Thank you so much for taking the time and effort for these and all the videos. They are a true escape, thank you very much!
You would have been a fantastic history teacher Stephanie because you make every bit of information feel like a wonderful story. Carry on being your optimistic, marvelous self.
This was the most interesting and well taught lesson I have had in so many, many years. So fascinating, thank you so much. Please teach us more. Would this be very simular to Tapestry creations, as well? I love the Tues., Thurs., Sunday schedule.
I feel I have just got an O level in French traditional fabric, thanks Stephanie.
Same here. Excellent
Me too 😁
This is like my new ritual before going to sleep
@Darius PAPAZOGLOU samee in Vienna ❤️
same🙌🏽
Before going to sleep I do the same, enjoy the vlog. Cermany.❤
Im always listening afternoon or early evening on the east coast of the US so goes perfectly with a glass of wine.
Darius PAPAZOGLOU - me too! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️🇦🇺
I vote for touile de jouy pt 2!
I’d also love to hear more about chinoiserie - you’ve mentioned it a lot so I had to go look it up as I had no idea what it was. As it turns out those are some of the designs I am most drawn to.
Stephanie there's no reason you and Michael can't post on the same day I watch all chareau vlogs from all over and I could watch you both seven days a week I just adore you both lol❤️❤️❤️
Stephanie -- I never wondered a bit about toile de Jouy but I watched because I watch your channel -- I appreciate your research and will forward a link to friends. I always wonder how to introduce others to your and Michael's channel -- I suspect that when I say that I am watching programs about French chateaux, friends are hiding a little snicker -- or simply dismiss it. Perhaps I can pull them in with this serious and charming history lesson! I am pretty sure that once introduced, they will be hooked too!!!
Ntakovac J I know what you mean. We so want to share the joy.
Yes I feel and think exactly the same way you do about Stephanie and Michael's vlogs. I've already told many family members and friends plus shared Vlog links but I suspect very few have actually seen them
Dearest Stephanie, This video (and all of your other videos) was an Absolute JOY to watch!!! I'm truly Soo Thankful I found your Vlog!! You strive Sooo Hard to produce as professional a video as you can. I can only imagine the hours you spend editing then having to sit for HOURS to upload it!!! You and your Mom as well as All your friends (Yes. I just ADORE Michael Pathrick and I'm Continuallly in Awe of his many talents!!!) Are indefinitely a source of worthwhile entertainment!!
I also am a lover of Toile - I also go to discount stores and charity shops in search of treasures. I was redoing my bedroom at the time so I was searching for fabric. I came upon this Gorgeous toile in 4 colors which were the same 4 colors I was working with!! I'd Never seen a toilet in this many colors - the roll only had 10 yards of fabric so I bought ALL of it thinking I could find more. The name of the artist was on the side of the selvedge (?). The artist is Thomas Kincaid who is a Very famous American Artist known as "the a painter of Light!". I've looked everywhere but have not been able to find anymore. I did utilize the fabric by making lovely valances and pillows. I have a few pieces left and I woud truly be honored for you to add it to your collection. I watch and subscribe to Michael's "Doing It Ourselves!" and I look Very forwards to you and Michael joining together to create different shows and content. I promise I'll subscribe to all of them!!
I'll send the fabric along soon! Please convey my Love to each of your family and friends - THANK YOU!!!
I will take any time you can give 💜! It's always a wonderful escape for me, a cup of tea and a scone. I always come away with a new appreciation for whatever subject you talk about!💜
You are amazing! So much information and never a dull moment. God bless you, Stephanie.
Sthephanie and everything that has to do with history, art, antiques and La Lande is extraordinary...
She is a real talent !!!
You, my dear, are brilliant! Please save yourself and don’t burn out. This presentation was absolutely tops. Where do you get the time and energy? Wow.
Oh, Stephanie, this was so interesting! I like to think of my Sunday afternoons with you as a time for learning. Your research skills and indeed teaching abilities are excellent and you keep your "students" very engaged. I would think that from this you will inspire many of us to delve further into the world of Toile de Jouy. Thank you again.
Yes, she does have excellent research and teaching skills, on top of all her other skills. Just wonderful!
Stephanie you do SUCH a fantastic job at educating others and making it interesting! Definitely one of your strengths!!!
Loved every moment even though the subject has not surfaced on my radar , you held me captive in your spell . Thank you again Stephanie much love and respect coming your way till next time 🍀☘️🌺☘️🌸☘️🌼
You have such a special way of making me interested in things I never thought I’d be interested in by the engaging way in which you speak and also the depth to which you explain (without being boring). That’s such a gift!
Loved this vlog which I feel could have a part 2. Maybe I am biased as I have been sewing for decades & love I history. Stephanie you blow me away on how you are an amazing orator & the fact that you can remember so much detailed information!!! Merci et je vous aime xx.
I had never heard of Toile De Jouy until I was 28-29. I needed a knitting bag and found a baby diaper bag in a blue print Toile De Jouy. I loved it and even though it was a diaper bag, it was perfect for knitting since it had so many pockets! I still have that bag after 18 years!
Thankyou Stephanie ,for this lovely video ,really enjoyed it ,the fabrics are Divine you are such a joy, I watch every video and eagerly await for the next.
Just a thought - the impact of the French Revolution on La Lande? 🍰
I have a beautiful long black and cream toile full skirt with trees, palms, tropical flowers and wild animals. It a beautiful piece until you focus on the weird pattern. I wear it with a velvet tunic I bought at Neiman Marcus years ago. I’ve always loved it because it tells a story a bit like an ancient Chinese screen. I think people are all about the story which is why Booth’s Real Old Willow and Spode are still so popular. They also tell stories. Love your vlogs about French decorative arts. Louis XIV would be delighted that his idea of making France the cultural center of Europe still continues today.
This was so so interesting. Thank you for all the time you have invested researching and sharing with us.
Thank you so much for this excellent and informative video. You have the heart of a teacher and your lessons are clear, organized and because you are enthusiastic about your subject matter, you bring the positive energy to keep us all enthralled by your delivery. I am chagrined that I did not have any knowledge about the glorious world of Toile de Jouy, but now I feel more informed. Thank you again.
I missed live chat unfortunately...but caught up today 😁. Excellent video Stephanie.
Yes! I would love to hear more on this wonderful fabric. You have done a GREAT job on explaining everything about Toile. Thank you❤️
Fascinating, informative presentation! I grew up w/ toile de jouy in my grandmother's and aunt's homes, and they were my favorites after the damasks and lampas. Like you, I think the stories evident on the fabric draw one's eye and curiosity, even if the true subject matter is unknown. Well-done.
Wonderfully produced and edited. (5 stars )Thank you for doing this. You really grabbed me in the heart with this one. Artisanal textiles, historic architecture and Victorian greenhouses blow me away. MORE. more. MORE. Bravo.
You have such a pretty complexion, you could film a video that shows your favorite skin care products. You could have mummy and Marie show their favorite beauty products too :)
I love Toile de Jouy! Especially now knowing the history. It is more than just a type of fabric or wallpaper to me now. A new found appreciation of all the hard work produced by these artists, manufactures and workers. A new love of Toile de Jouy💕 Thank you Stephanie for all your research and sharing the history of this beautiful fabric!
Fascinating Stephanie, more please. Love your story telling and educating us on french culture, merci X.
Hello from Cambridge. Thank you Stephanie, so beautifully presented and interesting as always...your videos have become my Morning China tea ritual! You have brought so much pleasure to this lockdown. Please keep them coming....xxx
Hi Stephanie, One of the best Sunday at the Chateau that I have watched. You make the subject of toile so interesting and as decorator I like to add a little toile somewhere in a home maybe just a powder room . It has a cozy feel to make a space homey and luxurious. Have you thought of doing a talk on trumeau mirrors ? The history of them and the paintings above the mirrors. Thank you for a great talk tonight.
Wonderful! Complex art/political history, topical (political turmoil and upheaval - history repeats itself as we have all seen this week) and it's repercussions and effects on the arts...and Dior FASHION as the cherry on top! All rolled into one! Bravo!
Stephanie, you have a gift for teaching! You could do teaching weekends at Chateau de Lalande whereby you invite folks to come for the weekend for lectures on MANY topics! You do your research well and I've learned SO much just from this video! Well done! Teresa
I very much enjoyed the vlog about toile fabrics. You have a knack for telling very engaging stories. It’s evident that you enjoy it and “ropes” me in to the story. I’ll be looking for the Story behind the toiles at Home.
Fascinating! A part 2 would be wonderful. I have wanted for so long to make a toile skirt. This is so inspiring. Never knew color fast cottons came from India.
Stephanie I vote for part 2 of this video. I love your in depth videos please bring them back. This video was so informative! I never really appreciated this design motif and now I can appreciate it much more!
Stephanie, I truly have enjoyed watching your delightful journey in renovating your beautiful Chateau!!!! You have a very "Sunny" personality which i find you to be so charming, happy, skilled, ambitious, ... You cause me to come back and watch your vlogs more and more. Your mother is also a joy!!... All your family, friends and working staff seem to enjoy your encouraging support. Stephanie, your are a "Duchess" & a "Diamond"... Best Wishes in all to come!! May you be Blessed... Cindy / USA / Westminster, Ca
Stephanie, that was so interesting! Your research was obviously extremely thorough, and your delivery was flawless! Thank you so much! You are such a treasure.
Yes, of course, leave Friday vlogs to Michael, if that better fits your schedule. We want it all to continue to be stress-free and enjoyable for you! I think that most of us enjoy both of your vlogs so very much, so Fridays, we can indulge ourselves with Michael’s vlog.
Wow! I really enjoyed learning about the manufacturing process. I'm just blown away by the toile about the manufacturing process. The work and inventiveness that went into creating this fabric is amazing. I too will appreciate them all that much more for knowing the original process that brought them into the world.
I was planning on listening to this while busy in the home, but was so fascinated that I just sat and watched. So interested in how each cloth pattern has a story.
I never thought I was interested in Toile de Jouy. I was wrong! Your descriptions, enthusiasm, story telling and love for history made this vlog fascinating and now I am interested in all things Toile de Jouy! Thank you! You haven't made a vlog that I haven't loved.
I agree Carol, I wasn't sure if I was going to enjoy this Vlog topic , but I was so wrong . It was thoroughly captivating. I have always loved Toile de Jouy but was afraid to decorate with it, I figured I'd end up with a jumbled mess of patterns. Stephanie has now given me the courage to redecorate my guest room !
And can I add something, Stephanie! You made a subject, the world of Toile de Jouy, something I've never ever even thought of or wondered about.....VERY interesting and made me want to know more and even LOOK for such reproductive fabrics when I go thrifting, etc. Again....you have a true gift and I hope you get time to explore this wonderful "teaching" side of you more! Truly! Teresa
This was an awesome history lesson! And the French fabrics are stunning!
Thank you for this great presentation. Would love more of this. This was so informative and interesting. It felt like a history lesson, but without the pain! lol. If it is possible to know someone is blushing by the tone of their voice, I think Michael was blushing as you modeled the toile dress! lol. As for other areas of interest, what would a worker's house be made of then and now? How would it be laid out? What did family life revolve around? Love French Provincial style but don't know anything about its history or if there are other styles as well. French wines and cuisine are famous so any history on either would be great. Their breads and cheese also. Maybe great groupings of wine, cheeses and breads! Also, how and why did France become famous for its clothing design? Loved seeing how the chateau you visited set up their garden and if there is a thinking behind garden set ups that would be fun to learn too. Have not been disappointed in any of your Sunday presentations yet, so whatever you choose, we will surely enjoy.
Thankyou Stephanie for this lovely history lesson,really interesting and yes i would like to know some more about the toile de Jouy. The tues , thurs, sun, vidéos are great, gives us time to follow Michel on friday🏰 💕💕
I loved this vlog! So very interesting! I've always liked the toile fabric but learning the history is amazing. I would enjoy hearing more about it. The more I learn about the history of France the more I appreciate the knowledge. Great job!
Thanks Stephanie, that was really interesting (I love history and even toiles show that everything is historically connected) and it's amazing to see what treasures you already owned and now realizing it. 😍 You look stunning in the Dior dress btw. Your uploading plan sounds great, I think it's important that you have time for research and other things, especially for yourself, not just for us. :) so go for it!! Thanks again!!
Dear Stephanie🌹
I'm excited once again about this enthusiasm you show and how interesting and relevant you process your vlogs 🌹🌹🌹
Yes, tell me more. I loved listening to your lecture. Everything is done and said with such joy and enthusiasm. Well done, dear lady!
It's fascinating learning about fabrics, what influences their pattern and design and their place in interior design. I learned so much from this vlog. Thank you Stephanie x
As ever, a brilliant vlog. Absolutely ADORE these vlogs as we learn sooo much. Yes please, do more on Toille du Jouy, loved it xxxx
You were spell binding explaining toile de jouy! Such a revelation! Fascinating and presented with such passion and now knowledge! Thank you!
What a fascinating depth of history. 💝💘💖💗👍🏴
What a fascinating insight into historical events that could be imprinted onto fabric that is still popular today..so well presented to give us another perspective of what the decor in the Chateau represents..
Thank you Stephanie so much..and Michael to you thank you..♥☀♥
That was wonderful - you are such an incredible force of nature. I learned more in half an hour than I have for years. You are incredible!
Stephanie- You are such a ray of hope. You make us happy with your vlogs. You and Mom are beautiful people. I do not watch TV any more. I look forward to what ever you upload every week. Since I am new on your Vlog I have a lot of catching up to do so I am going through all your content. I have lots to go and that makes me happy. I hope its endless. Nicki Positano referred you on one of her Vlogs and she was right. THANK YOU for what you do. I am on my way to Patreon now. :)
Stephanie, Thank for that wonderful class on toile! I have often wondered about the designs and had no real idea about how it was made either. I love the dress you made out of the fabric. Tres chic! Excellent research and presentation.
Stephanie! This was exquisite and extraordinarily interesting and informative. Though a couple years old, it’s truly timeless. Bravo 👏🇫🇷💕
You are such a delight, as always! And !!! So full of knowledge! I learn SO much each time I watch! That was not my intention, but I guess I should not complain :) XOXOXO
Thanks so much Stephanie. This video was so fascinating.
Fascinating! Love history and fashion, and decor and your knowledge and the way you share is quite enjoyable.
Wow...Thank you Stephanie for a well researched and presented art history lesson. I think you must be the "Chateau Queen", based upon your channel content.
Here I am age 59, still learning about such wonderful historical facts, and some of the most beautiful materials that I have ever seen. Thank you so much Stephanie.
And here I am 67 learning so much about history, art, antiques, flowers, friendship, human relations, skills, and how people from the two worlds can be together and enjoy life so much in times like these...
Wishing to be in the company of all La Landers...
Adore them !!! 💝💝💝
Yes yes yes, that plan is brilliant actually, Sunday's informative videos are brilliant Stephanie, please more about fabrics and prints and may be in near feature history of chandelier N candles and the lighting of La Lande like how do you choose the perfect lighting for each rooms as they have different wallpapers N decors.. N kitchen utilities like once Gerry N you painted the cupboard in midnight blue as far as I can remember N also how do you choose the plates N how someone can decide how many they want like how to set a table with the correct number of table accessories N plates n everything.. Oh it was beautiful.. Thaaaank you.. I'm obsessed with you guys.. A big-giant kiss for Mummy Belle.. 🌻🌼🌷
I really enjoy your 'research' bits n pieces. I have a favourite wallpaper in blue that is a Toile de Jouy. People are beautiful are they not! I love the cushion.🤗 I agree with the not posting on Sunday.... you are amazing but let us wait with baited breath. Absence makes the heart grow fonder.💞💞💞 Sending love to you all xxx
I love your video's, could watch them all day if I had time, also learned so much today, Thank You! 🙏⚘️
I will be looking at toile with a whole new appreciation. Thank you for this informative video. More....please.
That was very interesting and enjoyable. Isn't it wonderful that they recorded the manufacturing process in a Toile design. Great job
Thank you for the information. I have always loved Toile de Jouy. My bedroom is decorated with the black and white pattern. I’ve mixed several different patterns within the room but that is the beauty of using it, it will always go together.
I enjoyed learning the history of Toile du Jouy very much. I am aways attracted to the various scenes and colors of the various toiles. But now understanding the connection of the fabrics, society and manufacturing processes add such depth and beauty to the fabrics. You are an excellent historian and lecturer! Thank you!
Thank you for this wonderful in depth journey into the beautiful world of Toile!
oh this was fantastic never thought about the history of this fabric. I just thought it was a design and thought no more about the designs themselves and what they represent. I loved the green room you showed it was my favorite. We are so lucky with yours and Michaels channels . thankyou so much
Beautiful and intelligent lady. Adore your Sunday chats 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Stephanie, how inspirational! I was intrigued by your earlier mentioning of toile de jouy but this was such a treat 😁 you inspired me today, to buy some toile de jouy & make a dress because it's just such a beautiful history - who knew?! Amazing that you have such great connections to the pieces you have! I forgot how much I missed your educational sunday videos- thank you! 💜
Your father's paintings are so beautiful. I would be very interested if you did a program just about his paintings and talking about your father and his art.
Thank you for the great class......I have always been drawn to the toile but knew very little about it. You do a fabulous job of educating all of us to this wonderful fabric. Thank you from Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Fascinating. I have always been drawn to Toile de Jouy because of the pastoral and every day scenes. I had wondered about the stories depicted and now I know so much more about this subject. Thank you for sharing.
Fabulous, Stephanie. I live in Australia but have always loved toile de Jouy and even bought some at a market in Lyon years ago. This vlog was so interesting. Great work. I have been following your vlogs since you started. They have been my lunchtime viewing during lockdown.
The Dior is gorgeous.
The multi-century links are quite special, thx for sharing!!!
Thank you Stephanie, that was such a treat and you look and sound amazing into the bargin. Your passion is infectious. I have always been a fan of Toile de Jouy so I'm in heaven. BIG hugs to all at Lalande
Such a pleasant video with so many informations but also very relaxing, thank you.
Excellent video Stephanie! Thank you very much!😊
Yes please more thank you Stephanie
I love all fabrics!!
Thank you for that most interesting hx of toile. I just loved it Stephanie.
Arohanui Deborah Strong Nz🇳🇿