Home decoration and garden stores Dordogne

This house, founded in 1846, is an institution. In the same family since the late 1940 s, the company has treasures: we certainly find what we are looking for and even more. A real Ali Baba cave for Pleasure before buying. Large brands of the factory side with washing batteries and the Cocotes Le, the iron moulds of the past round the recent models of silicone. Along the wire lines align toys, maintenance products, paints, brooms, balloons, strings and chains, terrine and baskets, chestnut stoves, traps, weather, Roman scales, fountains, chimney plates, pointes, pointes, fonte, pointes, pointes, and trois? It is a place that is no longer being done and that we should almost classify the commercial heritage. Michel, his wife and son have an innate sense of reception and service, they know how to tone, sharpen, etc. In the hunting country, they of course have everything necessary, rifle, cartridges, cuts and bait, not to mention a beautiful collection of knives.

They create your kitchen in their workshops, the factory and the laying. Handicraft at a price not necessarily more expensive.

In the east of Bergerac, the absence of a great DIY brand was sorely felt. Set right next to the Hyper Carrefour, you can find the entire fire team "Bricoloisirs". This craft supermarket has managed to keep its clientele of individuals and craftsmen who were already customers in the old restaurant but attention… Here, the hour is time and it's just right if when you go into a cash room at 11 p. m., you don't ask for a return in the afternoon…

It is one of the very old few to have moved into the third millennium without losing… Creation and installation of aluminum and verandas and glass menuiserie. Menuiserie and aluminium and PVC roller SHUTTERS. An exhibition room is at your disposal for a simple visit.

What a long way to go this company friendly! For traditional and public pools, you can count on the know-how of this company, which has already attracted many Périgourdins and Charentais. Ready-to-dive or kit with technical assistance, these professionals will advise you. Other benefits: renovation of basins: armed and liner membranes, spa, sauna and maintenance products.

Is Highway 66 telling you something? Without a doubt, even if you've never put your feet on it. And Route 24 (registered trademark)? It's a joke? Absolutely not. The inhabitants of Castels and surrounding areas have known her all over the last few months, especially as the «Hollywood in Périgord» sign, reproduced in the same way as the true but on a reduced scale, is seen by far. You can't miss this antique store on the valley lane with its candy pink Chrysler planted front. Behind all this, two passionate people: Jean-Claude Pleau and Jean-Michel Tran Van already have an antique gallery in Saint-Cyprien. This time they collected articles and vintage furniture from the 50-60 s with collector coins purchased for most of their annual lifetimes in the USA and particularly in California: enameled plates, lamps, jukebox, petrol pumps, armchairs, not forgetting local derivatives. The clientele is very diverse but, like them, it is nostalgic for a long time… The treasures of the States arrive by containers at the port of Le Havre and then stored in this corner of the Black Périgord, to go out in lots… from EUR 10. The two antique dealers have participated in the decoration of the Jimmy's Bar in Sarlat, many of which come from home. Jean-Claude Pleau is also an artist in the soul. He paints paintings on the theme of NYC and the famous Mother Road… and both are even making products from their Route 24.

If you like bronze nude or horse sculptures, Pascal Peltier's boutique atelier is a must. After a self-taught career, he followed courses in various workshops, notably at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Douai and the ESSAT in Roubaix. He is passionate about the beauty of the human body, its planes, rhythms and curves, which he brings to life thanks to a rare skill: art casting. Not only does he create his own sculptures, he also immortalizes them in bronze using the lost-wax casting technique.