In this guide, discover the history, techniques, and contemporary uses of this French decorative art, along with the artisans and houses that are bringing back its full brilliance.
Rye straw is much more than a simple agricultural byproduct. Behind its shimmering reflections and fine texture lies immense potential — both for French craftsmanship and eco-construction.
In a world increasingly focused on sustainable materials, the traditional thatched cottage is making a comeback — combining authenticity, comfort, and environmental respect. Let’s explore everything you need to know about it.
To obtain long, shiny, and supple straw, everything depends on one key moment: the harvest. For the Rodot family, French producers for over 40 years, this stage relies on a deep and precise knowledge…
Rodot rye straw is no ordinary straw. It is the result of a rich heritage — an agricultural and artisanal expertise passed down through several generations.
Rye straw is a fascinating natural material that has been used for centuries in crafts and decoration. Here are five project ideas to create with rye straw.
Natural materials are making a strong comeback in crafts and interior design. Among them, rye straw and rattan stand out — but which one should you choose for your project? We’ll help you decide.
