The Real South of France, According to Elise Balzac
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Ask Elise Balzac about the South of France, and she will not start with Saint-Tropez. She starts somewhere quieter: between vineyards and the sea, where beauty was in the light, the food, the markets, and the way a table was set before anyone sat down.
As the founder of Maison Balzac, Elise has built a brand around colour, fragrance and the art of making everyday moments feel considered. But here, she traces that instinct back to its source - family rituals, village life, and the French belief that pleasure is something to be taken seriously.
She talks about travel the way she talks about a table: atmosphere first, then detail. Not the checklist version, but the sensory one - where light matters, rituals matter, and the smallest detail can become the thing you remember most.
Credits & Links:
Guest: Elise Balzac - follow Elise on Instagram at @elisepiochbalzac.
Host: Sophie Baker - connect with Sophie on LinkedIn or follow on Instagram @shgbaker for more travel recommendations.
Follow The Wanderlist on Instagram at @the_wanderlist_podcast.
Visit Wanderlust Union for more on the podcast.
Produced by Mylk Media.