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Why the world has fallen for this Sydney-based homewares designer

Joie de vivre permeates the life of Maison Balzac founder Elise Pioch, an attitude that has won her a global presence and proves you can buy happiness.

Elise Pioch looks every inch the trope of the impossibly chic Frenchwoman as she expertly docks her restored 1960s vintage Bertram alongside the jetty abutting her waterfront home on Scotland Island, a five-minute boat ride from Church Point on Sydney’s northern beaches. Her voluminous mop of bedhead curls is a look only someone with a rare kind of hair can pull off, then there are the almond eyes, refined bone structure, monochrome outfit paired with oversized black sunglasses…

“Australia has a far more adventurous spirit” than her homeland, says Frenchwoman Elise Pioch, pictured driving her vintage Bertram on Sydney’s Pittwater. James Brickwood

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