Arts and crafts Ile-De-France

A shop like no other: at Bobby la Plante, you'll find everything you need to green up your apartment, house or garden, but that's not all. In addition to a high-quality selection (including accessories), you'll find expert, personalized advice, as well as a wide range of workshops: in the Paris boutique or in Nanterre (Bobby's other location), whether for yourself or as a gift, it's up to you to learn how to create a plant frame, a terrarium or a carnivorous plant composition.

Master glassmaker, Patrick Confetti combines the profession of restorer of old stained glass windows with that of creator of modern works. Guarantor of medieval traditions, he practises his profession of light for private individuals and companies. It is between 2 lead castings and a few glass sizes that he speaks passionately about his profession and guides the customer in the purchase of a rare and original piece: candle jars, mirrors, screens, suspensions, canopies..

Russian art objects, silverware, icons.

The Forge de Laguiole company has taken over the traditional manufacturing methods where metal blade, horn and wood are transformed and assembled on the spot in Laguiole by high level cutlers. This factory has brought a great notoriety to the Laguiole knife, with models of designers, who have made some variations around the silhouette of this object - Philippe Starck... In addition to these, there are the re-editions of old models, the table services and the unique custom-made pieces made by the cutlers.

Easy to find, with its ochre-toned storefront on the corner of two streets, Local Saint-Leu offers a wide range of products from small producers and artisans, many of them local. Here, we think in terms of short circuits, allowing us to offer many pretty local nuggets, whether it's decoration, jewelry, couture, leather goods, furniture or even gourmet products - the list goes on! Almost 5 years after its creation, the structure has not failed to please and to attract new followers.

Located in the village of artisans, Marie-Hélène and Patrick Pernette's workshop specializes in the creation of metal furniture, offering a wide range of possibilities to suit any order. The company works with everything from brass, aluminum, copper and bronze to steel, producing small and large pieces of furniture and accessories such as card holders, telephone holders, key hangers and wall decorations.

This initiative by the Chambre des Métiers et de l'Artisanat IDF-Paris has opened one of the most popular boutiques in the Saint-Paul district. Based on the premise that many designers do not have their own sales outlet, the organization decided to open a vast and beautiful boutique, offering designers the opportunity to have their own attractive point of sale. Whether clothing, fashion accessories, jewelry, furniture or decorative objects, the choice is vast, and the artisans, whose visits here are always popular, offer a showcase of beautiful products.

Suresnes, a charming town in the Paris region, is home to a unique craft boutique called Béatrice Balivet. Specializing in the creation of contemporary jewelry and poetic objects, Béatrice Balivet offers a selection of unique pieces that combine creativity and the pleasure of materials. Whether working with porcelain, leather or textiles, the artist explores the properties and constraints of each material to create jewelry that arouses emotion and engages reflection.

Michèle Forest is a textile design studio located in Gennevilliers. Textile designer Michèle Forest offers contemporary fashion and jewelry collections, as well as decorative objects. Her work is characterized by the use of printed, appliquéd or embroidered motifs on noble materials, creating unique and original pieces. The workshop emphasizes an ethical approach, using materials from haute couture rejects or dormant stocks, with a view to a circular economy. All creations are entirely handmade in the Paris region, in a local production 100% made in France. Michèle Forest also offers textile workshops and training courses in her studio, where participants can learn textile design and screen-printing techniques.

Atelier Lacroix Marrec is a furniture manufacturer specializing in marquetry, located in Paris. With a 150-year history, this workshop uses both traditional and modern techniques to create stylish and contemporary marquetry. Their creations go beyond furniture, including jewelry, musical instruments, lighting fixtures, parquet flooring, jewelry boxes and even billiard tables. In addition to creation, Lacroix Marrec also offers marquetry restoration services on exceptional furniture of all periods and styles, for both professionals and private customers. The workshop is recognized for its unique expertise, and has even been awarded the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (EPV) label, a government distinction that recognizes exceptional craftsmanship.

Between the vineyards of Montmartre and the Funambules theater, the Atelier Emaux Mirande is a place dedicated to the art of copper enameling. Customized courses are also offered to learn modern copper enameling techniques, such as the use of natural ashes, glass paste, engraving and gold leaf. The workshop is nestled in a cobbled courtyard, offering a calm setting conducive to creation. To be sure of finding Christophe at the studio, we recommend that you contact us in advance. Payment can be made on site by cash, cheque or credit card. Downloadable documents are also available to help prepare and complete courses.

Les Céramiques de Léa is an artisanal ceramics workshop. Léa's creations are made in Paris and are available for purchase. The boutique is currently on hiatus, but you can find the pieces directly at the Terremoto workshop, located in the 13th arrondissement of Paris. The collections include pieces in glazed and textured porcelain, multi-glazed porcelain and glazed stoneware in shades of green. Pieces can be delivered directly from the workshop to your home, with delivery charges adapted to the weight of your order.

Lucie Faucon is a ceramist based in Paris. A member of Ateliers d'Art de France, she creates tableware and everyday objects, mainly in stoneware. Each piece is made by hand, using ancestral modeling techniques. The glazes she uses are the fruit of her personal research. Her aim is to create functional, contemporary and uncluttered tableware for every meal. In Paris, you can visit MARA Restaurant in the 3rd arrondissement, CACHÉ in the 20th arrondissement, BOUCHE in the 11th arrondissement and Tzantza Paris in the 1st arrondissement. You can also find his tableware at Menorca Experimental, a hotel in Menorca.

Paris-based Puzzles Michèle Wilson has been an institution for wooden puzzle enthusiasts since 1975. Its two workshop-boutiques, located in the ^15th and ^11th arrondissements, offer a fabulous selection of art puzzles entirely hand-crafted in France. Their exclusive collections, regularly renewed, will delight novices and regulars alike. In addition to a warm welcome in this boutique, you can also buy all models online on its official website. For an original gift or a creative activity to share with the family, Puzzles Michèle Wilson is sure to win you over!

Atelier d'Art Nicole Dana is a must for art lovers in Paris. The studio offers unique collections of paintings on porcelain. You can discover her original creations, such as porcelain paintings, decorated trays and unique teapots. The studio also specializes in tableware, with "porcelines" to match your most beautiful tables. Note that the atelier's website is currently being updated, but you can find the information you need on their Facebook page or Instagram.

The artisan ceramist and jeweler offers a range of porcelain jewelry and objects with a refined, pure aesthetic. Her jewelry collections are designed and crafted in-house, exploring the versatility of porcelain.

BLOOMI Paris is a leather goods manufacturer located in the 14th arrondissement of Paris.

The store offers a variety of products such as wallets, stingray bracelets and shopping bags. The store emphasizes the quality of its leather bags and accessories, which are guaranteed by the "Ateliers d'Art de France" and "Fabriqué à Paris" labels. These labels attest to the originality and quality of Gabrielle Froidevaux's creations. Customers can also benefit from a made-to-measure service for belts and wallets. The boutique/atelier is located in the artistic district of the 9th arrondissement, close to the Musée de la Vie romantique.

Located in the ^20th arrondissement of Paris, close to the Gambetta train station, Laurette Broll Ceramic is the ideal place to discover unique ceramic creations. In this atelier-boutique, you'll find a wide selection of objects entirely handmade on site: carafes, plates, bowls, mugs and much more. Laurette Broll also offers courses and workshops to introduce you to the art of ceramics. Whether you're a novice or an initiate, you'll be seduced by the quality of the work and the refinement of the pieces on offer at this beautiful address.