This renowned institution, established in 1831, is the last cabinet of curiosities open to the public, offering the opportunity to discover and buy exceptional pieces. Collectors, scientists and decorators from around the world come to Deyrolle to observe the beauties of nature and marvel at the amazing collection Deyrolle offers.
From the iconic red Fiat 500 parked in front of Merci to the inspiring installations that are beautifully curated, akin to a magazine editorial, we love everything about this Paris concept shop.
Hand-crafted white ceramics are displayed on floor to ceiling shelves in the beautiful Astier de Villatte, known for its prestigious scents from incense and fragrances as well as sublime ceramics. photo: manon21life
This rustic gem is nestled down a quaint street. Enjoy an espresso and a home-cooked pastry while their large windows will have you peering out at passersby on their bicycles, the true essence of Parisian lifestyle.
As George Whitman, founder of Shakespeare & Company said "I created this bookstore like a man would write a novel, building each room like a chapter, and I like people to open the door the way they open a book, a book that leads into a magic world in their imaginations". Upon arrival at this enchanting bookstore you can read above the doorway the following verse "Be not inhospitable to strangers lest they be angels in disguise".
An old furniture workshop with patinated walls, is home to Ailleurs, an interiors and home shop that mixes vintage, design objets and hand-crafted pieces.
With its unique atmosphere and collection of wares the Marché aux Puces (which translates to flea market) is a world-famous institution. It is recognized as one of the largest and best antique and flea market in the world. Fourteen separate markets over seven hectares make up the Marché aux Puces. Some are covered, others are open-air but all are full of a unique assortment of merchandise from all ages and countries. At the Marché aux Puces, you can find everything from classic antiques and restored high-end merchandise to old records, children's toys, and photographs and all other manner of unusual collectibles.