The best fashion and gift stores Paris

No, it is not the son of Françoise Dolto who will come to help you, even less the interpreter of Papayou, but another Carlos (or rather Mr Silva), which makes in the automobile distress, far from the paillettes of show-biz… Whether it's at the end of the Marais or even on the other side of the device, this convenience store comes to the rescue in the entire Parisian region. Whether it's for the opening of a recalcitrant door, the removal of your dead titine in combat, battery change, car towing or fuel inversion, the friend Carlos will undoubtedly get you a bad step. 

For all those who cannot travel by car, Ligier Auto offers vehicles that do not require a driving licence. Who says car without a permit does not necessarily say a humiliating bribe! Ligier Auto offers a range of vehicles with a trendy look, sale (new or used) or leasing, depending on your needs. Beginners can take a few driving courses offered by Ligier Auto, but also benefits such as repairing your vehicle without a permit. 

Established for almost 30 years, Auto Guy troubleshoots in Paris and throughout the region of Ile-de-France. From the car to the two-wheelers by the utility, Auto Guy is at all damage: stuck door, stolen wheels, defective batteries, loss of keys, error of fuel, parking outlet, removal of wrecks… Towing is also part of their benefits: cars, motorcycles, trucks, trailers… This teaches works with insurance. Auto Guy intervenes within 45 minutes of the call.

Expert for nearly 30 years in the rescue of distressed vehicles, JEJM Troubleshooting is in the heart of the capital as well as in the periphery. From the lambda car to the collection sedan, JEJM Troubleshooting intervenes on any vehicle type. Just call to be taken from business!

Speaking in Paris and throughout the francilienne crown, Troubleshooting Towing Souni draws you from all the desperate situations but also from more classical concerns: dépannage or towing in basement, door openings, siphoning of fuel in case of error… Cars, utilities, trucks, motorcycles and scooters are among the means of dépannés locomotion. This approved company works with insurance.

When your vehicle needs a little Polish, but the green fiber rush you, rush to Autoclean Service! Because in this franchise, cars are cleaned without needing water! The formula not only saves hectolitres of the precious liquid, but also the maintenance products used for this purpose are biodegradable and not toxic to the environment. Besides cleaning, Autoclean offers other maintenance services such as the glazing of your body, the maintenance of the seats (fabric or leather) and all the interior of the vehicle.

Of course, everyone knows the blue-white-red teaches about service speed and price competitiveness. With or without an appointment, you need to push the door of this franchise distributed throughout France. You can also choose the date of your arrival via the website. However, a confirmation email will be requested. Repair of air conditioning, revision manufacturer, maintenance of tyres and others are part of the multiple services offered by the brand. Besides the promotions all year round on their benefits.

The Gilbert Gilbert jewelry store in Paris is a must for jewelry lovers. This jewelry store offers a wide selection of jewelry for men and women. The storefront is an elegant light gray, while the interior is sober and white. You can buy your jewelry in-store, pick it up on site or have it delivered. Whether you're looking for earrings, rings, bracelets or necklaces, you're sure to find what you're looking for at Gilbert Gilbert. The jewelry store also offers collections in silver and gold, as well as collaborations with other brands.

Enough of your monochrome, monotonous notebook? You want originality, fun; short, give style to your phone? Take a ride at Abytonphone! This boutique specialises in a wide range of accessories to personalize its terminal. Coques and original covers, trendy, rigid, flexible, leather, plastic, with or without valves and even waterproof, you will have the embarrassment of choice (special mention to a tong-like shell!). Tablettes, protective films, cables, batteries and headphones are also available. Cherry on the cake, you can not only find the accessories necessary to embellish your valuable communication object, but also to make it repair on site, find spare parts, or get it unlocked. The most popular will be able to order online, while shoppers can benefit from the advice of a highly professional team.

Gab & Jo, it's a little crazy shop in the image of its owner, Alexy Leroy. Excentrique Excentrique, an aesthetic in the soul, he founded a concept store of the most heterogeneous dedicated to French creators. The boutique presents itself as a cozy Parisian apartment where the retro side meets the new one. Indus furniture, solid wooden parquet, warm lights and pile of colourful articles. If the tricolore is not your cup of tea, you can still crack for a pillow with a général-t-shirt or t-shirt, or a Eiffel tower. All the greatest French creators and their best sellers are there: The French Slip - how to do otherwise - the Laguiole knives by Ora-Ïto, and the T-shirts Made In Frenchies.

Arlettie makes shoppers and fashion bloggers dream with private sales on major brands organized very regularly. Sandro, Jimmy Choo, Faguo, Dolce & Gabbana or Nina Ricci, luxury becomes (almost) accessible! To get access, you just have to register online and buy a membership card. Not convinced by the annual package? Arlettie offers you a discovery package to get an idea. To do with friends!

A carnival, a Halloween, a theme party - and nothing to get to? Fast, then run to Les Feux de la Fête find the rare pearl! Here you will not only have the embarrassment of choice to buy costumes, postiches of all kinds (from the witch's nose to the Afro-mane mustache, to Hercule Poirot mustache), hats, masks, capes, colored lentils, makeup, fork, wolves, props, protrusions, wolves, bloody theses… And the store offers everything to festoze: dishes, cotillates, lampions, lanterns, piñatas, thematic decorations, fireworks, confetti, accessories for Christmas… You can get the kit of the perfect supporter (flags, fog horns, vuvuzelas and others). The kings of laughter will also find jokes and catch. The staff were very helpful and helpful.

La Petite Rockette in Paris was born in 2005 from the desire to create a place where people from all walks of life could meet, exchange ideas and make discoveries. Today, with two recycling centers, a café-workshop, an anti-gaspi restaurant, a participative bicycle workshop, rehearsal rooms, a vintage workshop and a re-use training center, the association employs over 50 salaried staff and 100 volunteers. A true example of the circular economy and local dynamism, La Petite Rockette proves that by joining forces, we can invent sustainable, creative alternatives that are accessible to all.

Fashion lovers are probably familiar with the Jimmy Fairly eyewear brand. The brand already has several boutiques in Paris. The opening of this boutique on rue de Bretagne in the ^3rd arrondissement, a few months ago now, has completed the brand's offering with a stylish, futuristic sales space (the place stands out clearly on the street, impossible to miss!), in keeping with the frames on offer: some are made from titanium or recycled acetate, for always trendy looks.

This Librairie gourmande, at the crossroads of Rue Montmartre and Rue du Louvre, is well known to food and wine professionals and enthusiasts alike. Over the years - it was opened in 1985 and duplicated in Dijon - it has become an institution, professionally run by Déborah Dupont-Daguet and her team. It boasts almost 20,000 references, from chefs' books to foreign-language works, as well as books on world and regional cuisines, and on wines, spirits and other juices. A house of and for enthusiasts.

Caran d'ache, Cartier, Dupont, Montblanc, Waterman, Faber Castel... All brands known for their quality are in this specialist in the instruments to write. Set since 1949, it has managed to develop the letters of nobility thanks to a fine selection of products and with a warm and friendly. The property offers the after-sales service on site or sends in the workshops in case of major repairss. The love of art holds the top of the pavé here. You will have understood, this excellent restaurant is to visit urgently!

Among the leading figures in the design of the past century, Patrick Seguin is located in his extraordinary showroom, a stone's throw from the Bastille since 1989. The works presented here are still exceptional. It is not by chance that such prestigious names as Jean Prove, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Royère, Le Corbusier, Alexandre Noll, Georges Jouve or Serge Splash have been revealed by this place at international level. The most emblematic furniture is that these designers are presented, most of them dating back to the s. Exhibitions are regularly organized between these walls.

An extraordinary showroom. Philippe Boulet invented a new way of creating an atmosphere and giving life to a space. How? Through light furniture with changing colors on order, operating with an incorporated electronic system. The chairs continuously move from the apple green to the sweet pink by the turquoise blue, the lights of the chairs extend up to the armrests and the consoles are flashing or are characterized with light tray. Better: with the Louis Dixmil collection, the chairs and all the creations of an MP 3 card can be integrated into the audio atmosphere of the light atmosphere. Nothing here leaves indifferent. A real magic getaway.

A beautiful showroom celebrating every day the successful marriage between assise and design furniture. Here you will be able to admire an impressive collection of anodized, painted, shiny or matte aluminum chairs, but also chrome-plated and simulated leather or epoxy chairs. Rather for communities, some of the banks sold here can also find a place at home. Like this superb model Every Sofa or the one called the Poet, which is owed to Alfredo Haberli. Many stools, whether on file or not, are also available, along with a beautiful set of office seats, with often futuristic look. So many seats, but also many high or low tables, very elegant and avant-garde, too.

In a beautiful space, come and discover Yamakado, a Franco-Japanese house. Born in 1986, it is the fruit of the passion of Agnes and Hiroyuki Yamakado for decoration. You can discover furniture both design and practice made in Pays de la Loire. A strong nomadic spirit is blowing on the adjustable creations. Chairs with eccentric colours are filled with seats that are much more flexible. As for végétalisés walls, they are simply irresistible.

These three Parisian showrooms bring together the greatest names of contemporary design. The visitor walks between the Rond round Canapé signed Patricia Urquiola, the Victoria & Albert orange of Ron Arad, the Srtiped Tovalo Tovalo table, the Brésiliens Brazilian Des Chair, or the Philippe Starck Bureau office. Among the objects, the Abstrait dog and the portemanteau adorned with colored balls of Charles and Ray Eames are cracks.

An indispensable address for design buffs.

Mathilde Baralhé offers in its showroom in an ancient industrial court of the th century a superb exhibition space for works by contemporary artists and designers. The creations it publishes itself. The choice ranges from - almost - classical, as with this «Luis Luis» armchair, to the ultra contemporary, with a stainless steel flip chair incorporating small storage lockers. We visit this place as a true museum of design, the audacity of some pieces presented alongside the elegance and sobriety of other furniture. Allergic to trends.

A showcase of Philippe Starck's creations for several years, this showroom now offers a wider panel of design furniture. Next to the "Broadway" chair, we discover the "Impossible's Flesh" in resin and the "Jenette" chair of the Campana Brothers (Edra). The safe values, like Le Corbusier, Gaetano Pesce and Eero Arnio, alongside young talents like the Belgian Xavier Lust. That Philippe Starck's fans reassure himself: The house still offers its latest creations, like its ear mirror (XO) and its black dimpled dimpled Moor (e) (Driade).

These two superb showroom Parisian exhibit a wide choice of by designer furniture, Edra Artemide or Moooi. In the image of this amazing lamp with Atonium suspension in the shape of flowers, lamps located at each end of the "petals". Other attractions: the lamp with suspension "Copper Shade" which looks like an enormous ball of Christmas with its effect tinted mirror and white bench "fiberglass E-Turn lacquered". The accessories decor want to be very high-tech, like the stunning multi-grip Multipot, allowing you to hide the cables. On site, you have a consulting service led by interior designers.

Triode is an editor of luminaires and presents in his showroom original and ever-repeated creations of contemporary artists. The Louix chandelier is now well known from a laser-cut metal sheet designed by Mahmoud Akram, or the very poetic Swiss Ballons Ballons Ballons, composed of 25 balls made of blown glass. A furniture retailer from the famous Danish designer Finn Juhl, or even from the Brazilian Sergio Rodrigues, Triode also exposes young contemporary designers. For a year, Triode has also exhibited American designers and wants to become a showcase for the design of the Atlantic in Paris.

A magnificent showroom to discover the work and know-how of a team of highly qualified interior architects. Since 1959, Pierre Perrigault, founder of Furniture and Functions, selects for you the contemporary furniture cream combining elegance and innovation. Images published by Cassina, Zanotta or Edra. The greatest names of the design are gathered here with references such as Konstantin Grcic, Charles & Ray Eames, Patricia Urquiola, Pierre Paulin and Arne Jacobsen. Design buffs come here to find tables, armchairs, sofas, luminaires, beds and other storage furniture. In one word: ultratendance furniture that can be found in the whole house.

Founded more than years ago by Elisabeth Delacarte, this contemporary gallery wanted to differentiate itself from the ubiquitous industrial design in the s. How? By exposing only works born of the know-how of artisans of art. Like the sculptures of Mark Brazier-Jones that combine bronze, glass, stones, crystals, metals and fabric. And the small series of mirrors, lamps and jewelry boxes of Pierre Deltombe. Franck Evennou's achievements also take a look, including clothes, candleholder, mirrors and firewalls. The most original models? Chairs with files shaped as angel wings or Pegasus.

Buffets, chairs, sofas but also small furnishings… La Verrière is a beautiful boutique where it is pleasant to indulge in a. The luminaires are chosen with a lot of taste. It is difficult to resist them or not to crack for one of the many pieces of transparent furniture. Design, originality and quality require the prices to be quite high. Small stock exchanges will still be able to enjoy the small objects (mirrors, frames, vases, etc.).

It is our responsibility to warn you… Here, the blue cards are overheating. Not that the selection of products is expensive, no, no. Let's say that the choice is so varied and the objects so tempting, that it is almost impossible not to crack! Lighting, towels, beds, chairs, crockery… On most objects, one wonders how the creators could think about it. Everything is original, "never seen" and terribly glamorous. You'll have been warned!

This is a very original boutique! Imagine that you can find Australian, New Zealand and Pacific islands products there. A great opportunity to travel and discover a different taste of flavours. Besides food from there, you can offer clothing, jewelry, and even stroll through the bookstore area, etc. Sportsmen will also appreciate the products derived from the famous All Blacks. As you will understand, this address is a great opportunity to travel without moving from Paris.

Parallel to Vivienne Gallery, its glass dome, 15 metres high, was designed to compete with its stunning neighbour.

An address to know if you want to offer works of artists rated, but without large budgets: Catherine Putman publishes and publishes prints and works (unique) on paper, performed by contemporary artists of excellent reputation.

The stylist Agnès B ("B" for "Bourgois", since she was the wife of Christian Bourgois) opened her art gallery at rue du Jour in 1984. She has since moved there, and her reputation has grown. Take advantage of a copy of the Point d'Ironie, a free publication directed by the stylist and Hans Ulrich Obrist, who gives free reins to every number to a guest artist.

Contemporary art gallery, specialising in digital art and new technologies.

The most incredible success of the last ten years! Emmanuel Perrotin is a young person who me more than a Conservative in the job… Twenty years ago he opened his first gallery and very quickly his small business grew. Now installed in the 3rd arrondissement, with a second gallery in Miami, he exposes Damien Hirst, Murakami or Othoniel (probably you have seen one of his works, finishing the exit of the Palais-Royal metro, in front of the French Comedy, like an arcade of large pearls carved into a translucent matter). He also made his own publication, Bing, on the cover of which one of his assistants, each time photographed or staged by a different artist.

It is in this beautiful mansion, built for the Duke of the Duke of the 750 th century, that is generated by the 2 m of the Retz Passage. Besides temporary (very appreciable) photography, you can also enjoy the small coffee and the shop. Good address.

Yvon Lambert's gallery occupies a special place in the contemporary art landscape in Paris: in Paris in 1967, he quickly promoted, in his young gallery, artists who became safe values.

Carl André, Daniel Buren (yes, the famous columns of the Palais-Royal), the Scottish Douglas Gordon and Nan Goldin later (this wonderful photographer, including the photographs of people who were eaten by disease or their addiction to hard drugs), the indescribable Christian Boltanski, the monumental canvases of Anselm Kiefer…

All audiences are welcome at Yvon Lambert: You will be invited even to install for cross-book books and magazines, in the area provided for this purpose.

Even though there are a plethora of contemporary art galleries in Paris, few can pride themselves for having discovered major artists. A figurehead of the place, Daniel Templon is part of those gallery who literally "make" the history of contemporary art, like Léo Castelli in New York: a real myth! Opened in 1972 by this enthusiast (also co-founder of the famous Art Press magazine with Catherine Millet), the gallery saw the striking figures of the last thirty years, from Warhol to Arman, fromViallat to Sol Lewitt, Schnabel…

A historic Christie's rival, both houses compete first. As in its «best enemy», mythical sales were held there, and many records were broken. More exclusive than other homes (even if Christie's organizes items or small furniture), it is much more difficult to obtain information, or to contact specialists.

If you have any questions, please call if you have specific questions (about the schedule of sales, timetables, or days of free evaluation).

Prestige sales, in a more luxurious setting than at Hotel Drouot Richelieu (precious furniture, jewelry, sales of succession of personalities…).

The global number 1, located in Paris since 2001. Exhibitions before sales are worth a detour! Check the sales calendar on the website. Each category is «season».

You may have the chance to admire (free of charge) fantastic works of art, exceptional pieces of furniture, museum quality, which will be displayed to the public prior to their sale in Paris (or another Christie's room, London, New York…).

Artcurial is a multi-disciplinary auction house: paintings, watches, photographs, wines, you have a good chance of finding the rare pearl in your favourite area. The house is obviously present on books and manuscripts and organizes four sales a year. From incunabulum to contemporary writings, from the very first binding to those of today, from Alfred de Vigny's manuscripts to the sketches of Sartre through the first editions of your favourite works, you will be here in the presence of almost sacred objects. Artcurial is also recognized by the BD collectors: original tape of Hergé, Joann Sfar, or Franquin have always buyers!

A sharp, ultra-contemporary selection, sometimes uneven (installations, photographs, sculptures…), for those who enjoy discovering the (possible) talents of tomorrow.

Galerie Lelong & Co. is an art gallery. It offers a variety of exhibitions by contemporary artists, as well as prints, artworks and books.

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful antique galleries in the capital. Set in the old hotel des Princes de Beauvau, built in 1771, the Aveline Gallery has 765 m 2, in which art works and rare pieces of furniture are brilliantly staged. Paintings, furniture and art objects from the th to th centuries, often from original royal or original origins. Other rarity: it is kindly welcomed, and every curious question receives a patient, even passionate answer. With bonus anecdotes!

A gallery specializing in photography. The area is not very large, and the rue d'Artois is not a most obvious choice to install an art gallery, but the Act 2 gallery has gradually made known, and some of the exhibitions are worth a detour.

The Protée Gallery is entirely dedicated to the painting, since its opening (in the sixties). It also publishes reproductions, in limited series, of the artists who exposed it or exposed it (Soulages, Tapiès, Carolina, Ruggeri…), by announcing, as the case may be, the colour: " here you will find no conceptual, minimalist or video artists. '»»»»

Galerie L'Or du Temps is an art gallery located in the city.

25 years ago, Marion Meyer, a Man Ray friend and art expert, opened his gallery in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Over the years, she has imposed herself as a renowned specialist of the surrealist movement and Dada, exposing Man Ray precisely, or Francis Picabia, Marcel Duchamp…

Kamel Mennour opened his first gallery a decade ago. Nothing was suggested, after studies of economics, to start into the medium (already saturated). After a traineeship, he discovered this vocation, and in the first few years he has sought to expose renowned photographers, but so far not known in France (like Jan Saudek, whose rights to exploit works he holds). Since then, he has also given young artists a chance, creating a real springboard for some (Djamel Tatah, Kader Attia…).