The best concept stores Brittany

Unique in its kind in Brest, this concept store, located a stone's throw from the Saint-Louis halls, aims to delight your daily life and create a world of poetry around the child. There is no doubt that you will find in this colourful and poetic universe original ideas for young and old. You will find by theme, but also for interior decoration, materials for your creative hobbies, gift ideas for births, accessories both useful and full of fantasy. This small shop opens the doors of a universe that is at once vintage, bohemian and playful. A little happiness at hand! A shop to discover with pleasure and curiosity.

From Breizh is an eco-responsible concept store, a real surprise case. This is definitely the place you've been looking for. You will find fantastic gift ideas to offer when you return. The inspirers of this place favor short circuits and are attentive to the social and ecological responsibility of their suppliers. It is also here that you will discover these wonderful vintage posters, inspired by the landscapes of Brittany, created by Raphaële Guillevic under the brand Hortense.

Located in the heart of downtown Brest, this colorful designer boutique, formerly known as Tête de Poulpe, opened its doors 8 years ago on rue Boussingault. Its green façade is an irresistible eye-catcher. Inside, the decoration and the many creations make this a place not to be missed. If you're looking for unique, handmade gifts, you've come to the right place! Here, some sixty designers, 100% made in France, offer jewelry, accessories, clothing and decorative objects of all kinds, all happily side by side in a convivial setting. Futé : Amak is the ideal place for your birth gifts, not forgetting moms.

This establishment is as nice inside as it is outside! At Zazou, you go on a trip when you walk down the aisles of this pretty, cheerful and colourful shop, accompanied by a sparkling and friendly team. In the middle of tableware and decorative items, you will find many women's clothes in original, creative or graphic brands such as Zoé la Fée, Bla, Bla, King Louie, La fiancée du Mékong, etc., as well as designer jewellery, bags and other accessories essential for anyone wishing to put a little fantasy into their daily lives. Say goodbye to the grayness, go to Zazou's!

This designer boutique is brimming with home-made wonders. The twenty or so permanent Breton artisans of the Unik collective take it in turns to be on hand, giving you the chance to meet them. These include lighting by AdvevAnne, soaps by Jardins des Bulles, ceramics by Fabienne Badino, soft toys and clothes by Breizh Carotte, jewelry by Carossimo, oils by Les Ptites mixtures de Dame Nature, and enamelled mugs by illustrator La Fée qui cloche. Honey makers, metalworkers and florists have recently joined the team.

Tilt, a little nugget at the bottom of Siam opened in 2014, is Brest's first associative boutique. Some fifteen local Finistère artisan-creators see their pieces put up for sale in this space, and you'll be able to find a variety of pieces, but always handmade and in limited series. Items range from home decor to textiles (adult, baby and nursery clothing), jewelry and leather goods, not forgetting cosmetics (soaps, body products) and artistic objects such as ceramics and illustrations. As you can see, the hardest part will be not buying everything!

In the heart of Lorient, this ^130m2 space is a breeding ground for Breton designers and a tea room. The shopkeepers work on a whim, highlighting new creations and brands in the fields of tableware, decoration, household linen, delicatessen, stationery and fashion. This contemporary corner also features Ty Coz's own creations: decorations, posters, tableware, candles... the perfect place to unearth nuggets while enjoying a cup of tea and a 100% Breton delicacy!

French Blossom Kids is the little sister of French Blossom. In a sleek, contemporary and luminous setting, toys are king. The huge shelves reveal an infinite collection of the finest designers from 0 to 10 years old. You'll find Moulin Roty in all its forms, soft Jellycats cuddly toys, Littledutch puzzles for toddlers, Play n Go play mats, Cloudb story boxes... the choice is endless. The book corner is well-stocked with great finds. It's impossible to leave empty-handed. The advice is accurate and well-informed. A boutique we love for last-minute gifts.

At Made in Frogs, 80% of our products are made in France. Decoration, delicatessen, cosmetics... Welcome to a boutique in Old Rennes with a unique character and exposed beams! On the designer side, we love Coucou Suzette's flowery earrings, Gaspard de la Lune's humorous posters, made-to-measure gourmet baskets, Prince de la ville and Chirac tote bags..

In the middle of the store, head for the small grocery corner with infusions from Mademoiselle Breizh, Chocolat des Français, rum babas from Saint-Malo or rillettes from Poisson d'Ouest (north Finistère). Marion and Guillaume work on a whim, and new products are regularly added.

A lovely concept store in Rennes, France, with a special focus on kids and families. In a trendy, uncluttered decor, we're plunged into an unusual universe. Discover beautiful clothing brands such as Louis Misha and his crunchy baby suits, Emile & Ida and its terrycloth T-shirts, the beautiful cuts of Samsoe Samsoe... Mini chéris is also a paradise of pretty jewellery. Jewelry by Elise Tsikis, Marthe and Louise Damas. On the children's side, you'll love the sunny Bobo choses sweatshirts, the striped Juillet juillet jumpsuits and the mini Apaches fanny packs. A tempting address to discover without further delay.

A stone's throw from Trestraou beach, the gang from the Perroz surf school have opened this concept store, part clothing and accessories boutique, part café. Beautiful Hawaiian, Moroccan and Californian items sit alongside Breton and French products. The coffee shop serves organic teas and coffees, breakfasts and milkshakes, as well as a range of cocktails, beers and wines from around the world to sip with planks or oysters. Concerts and entertainment are organized on a regular basis. In 2023, a new address opened in the city center.

A boutique for Breton artists and craftsmen, Deewi is Dinan's answer to humor. Located in the heart of the medieval town, the boutique showcases the work of some twenty creators from a variety of backgrounds. From candles scented with camellia or salted butter, to hand-knotted trivets in natural hemp, oyster potholders in full-grain cowhide, cosmetics with fine, precious stones... the best way to discover all these marvels is to push open the door and take your time.

The shop of Les Mordus has been renovated, you will find a sharp selection of the Brest and Finistère creations! About fifteen designers take turns in this atypical space to present their universes to you: silver jewellery, restored vintage furniture, soaps and cosmetics, natural photographs, crochet objects, clothing, lamps, paintings, illustrations, engravings... The site also has an art gallery, Louise's gallery, where local artists are showcased. Upstairs, the boutique houses Louis' workshops, a creative co-working space where artists and creators meet to create, invent and exchange.

At Tante Gaby, you'll find everything from ready-to-wear to delicatessen, fashion accessories to home decor, not forgetting the unusual and original objects that populate the boutique. What do all these products have in common? They're all 100% made in France, and some are even made in Brittany! The concept-store has selected exclusively French brands that produce locally, and are recognized for their know-how, values and eco-responsible practices. A truly committed approach that allows you to treat yourself while discovering and supporting young designers and companies, and that invites you to consume less, perhaps, but better!

In April 2023, Marie made a dream come true by taking the plunge into the world of entrepreneurship and opening her first boutique dedicated to home decoration, her passion. Her credo: to offer brands and designers not necessarily found in Brest until now, at prices accessible to all budgets. ChAmalo is a treasure trove of small nuggets of all kinds, from tableware to fashion accessories, jewelry and, of course, home decor. There's also a small section devoted to baby gifts and products for men. This eclectic and cheerful boutique is full of colors and beautiful objects to offer, and is waiting to be discovered.

The Ty Cré association, now located in rue du Port, brings together local creators and craftsmen. In this cosy new setting, a dozen artists offer their creations and regularly come to present them. You're sure to find an original gift with an unusual story behind it. Most of the items on offer are designed with the environment in mind. The hardest part will be choosing between a vegan leather belt, copper or metal jewelry and an origami garland... An address worth discovering.

Marine-B has succeeded in creating a colourful and creative universe that undeniably shakes up the Breton tradition and far beyond. Its sailors, fish, cats and curlers, but also its references to the surfing world are all very local anchors, revisited with pep and fantasy. His shop is a modern Ali Baba's cave, with a variation of his shimmering universe in the form of lamps, mugs, cushions, paintings and multiple and varied accessories, from tea towels to alarm clocks, kits and umbrellas!

Behind a high arched door, this small boutique full of character houses Léa's favorites. A sharp selection of brands she knows inside out. Cosmetics, stationery, candles, ceramics... all products are made in France, and often in Brittany. It's an opportunity to discover small-scale designers while benefiting from expert advice. Among the original finds is Delienn's ultra-clean solid nail polish remover, made in Trégueux (22). But also a host of gift ideas at all prices, from Linon cards (Saint-Malo) to trivets handmade in Nantes by Atelier Malako from scallops. Something for everyone!

While Céline didn't go so far as to offer a boa in a vase filled with formaldehyde, her cabinet of curiosities, which breathes new life into the 1960s and 1970s, is very inspiring. Beautifully laid out, the boutique features a plethora of unusual decorative objects, some of them vintage. As we wander around, we come across a mirror ball that will make our home sparkle, original candleholders in the shape of churros, pretty puzzles by New York brand Galison, brass ex-votos... A selection of fine books on social, environmental and artistic themes. Convenient: you can also order online and pick up your product in-store, free of charge.

I've fallen in love with Ohana Concept Store. Independent, multi-brand. Ohana means "family", and it's fitting that the world of this spacious boutique, with its fresh, uncluttered decor, is cocooning and family-oriented. On the ready-to-wear side, Mélanie and Audrey offer a range of collections to suit all tastes and desires (and budgets). Plenty of choice and originality, you'll even find 100% recycled, vegan shoes! Lingerie, accessories (stainless steel jewelry, bags and belts) and home décor brighten Ohana's offering, and inspire gift ideas. The boutique also has a stock clearance area to take advantage of end-of-series sales.