The Luxury Boudoir is a creative space where art, design, fashion and travel come together run by Frances, a British-Italian fine artist, textile & surface pattern designer based out of Rome. The cities of Venice and Rome each left an indelible mark years ago and have continued to be potent sources of inspiration for both fine art and design. 

'Luxury' definition
n.
(i) a state of great comfort or elegance, especially when involving great expense. (ii) an inessential, desirable item which is expensive or difficult to obtain. (iii) a pleasure obtained only rarely. plural noun: luxuries. synonyms: indulgence, extravagance, treat; refinement.
Word Origin and History for the word 'Luxury' - c.1300, "sexual intercourse;" mid-14c., "lasciviousness, sinful self-indulgence” from old French: luxurie "debauchery, lust", from Latin: luxuria "excess, luxury, extravagance; delicacy" (Italian: lussuria). From late 14c. the meaning was "sensual pleasure". From 1630's the meaning changed to “habit of indulgence in what is choice or costly" and from the 1700’s that of “sumptuous surroundings” and “something enjoyable or comfortable beyond life's necessities". 

'Boudoir' definition
n.
(i) a woman's bedroom or small private sitting room - in my case a "creative sanctuary". plural noun: boudoirs. synonyms: bedroom, bedchamber, salon, dressing room.
​​Word Origin and History for the word 'Boudoir' - ​Late 1700's, "room where a lady may retire to be alone," from ​French boudoir, literally "pouting room," from bouder "to pout or sulk" - which I confess to from time to time. Op. cit. - dictionary.com