Text: Rooksana Hossenally Image: Hip House Needless to say that Paris doesn’t quite have a bustling nightlife to rival London or New York, but it does have its fair share of quirky and traditional bars, restaurants and cabarets, as well … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Image: Danielle Voirin © Vingt Paris Text: Natalie Turturro To me, fashion isn’t just about pulling off eclectically mixed and matched color palettes and patterns. I define fashion as the visual way I construct my reality — not only … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text + images: Anne S. Ditmeyer Back during Paris Design Week I first discovered and reported on Le Lieu du Design as an exploratory space looking at various facets of design. Sous les Pavés, le Design Espace Public & Designers … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text + images by Meg Gagnard Our vintage clothing post has long been one of our readers’ favourites. We decided it needed an update, so we called on urban explorer Meg Gagnard of De Quelle planète es-tu? to update the … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text + Images: Anne Ditmeyer, Prêt à Voyager As the holidays quickly approach, it’s always a good reminder to support local businesses. I’m lucky to call the 9th arrondissement home, which is full of interesting, independent shops, and one of … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text: Aidan Mac Guill Images: Manuelle Gautrand The Théâtre de la Gaîté Lyrique first opened in it’s current location on the rue Papin in 1862. That incarnation was itself a reconstruction of the original Théâtre de la Gaîté, which had … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text and image: Scott Blake HEEZA is a small store in Paris dedicated to flipbooks. Don’t be fooled by tight space, this is the biggest collection of artist books and optical toys I have ever seen. Pierre-François Maquaire runs the … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text and image: Nick Forrester Café Bonnie, located just around the corner from Quay de Valmy on the Canal St Martin, is as 60s kitch as anywhere in Paris. Though the bar has more pink and baby blue than Lady … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text: Tiffany Tang Photo: Bathroom designed by Armand Albert Rateau Situated in Louvre’s nineteenth-century Rohan and Marsan wings is the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, a museum of decorative art and design that houses over 150,000 objects, showcasing collections of antiquities … [CLICK TO READ MORE]
Text Sarah Moriarty The eclectic bar-restaurant, La Conserverie, at 35 bis rue du Sentier in the second arrondissement, serves some of the best cocktails in the city. This is big praise for a place has only been in business for … [CLICK TO READ MORE]