Home decoration and garden stores Paris 4th 75004

It is a real Ali Baba's cave, luxurious and intimate, in which Laguiole knives are mixed with those of the Japanese Kai, the Michel Bras collection, the multicolored Opinel, but also all the arts of the table. You will also find the famous Laguiole knife, the real one, which is beautiful and authentic. Luxury in a passionate setting, which the owner will explain to you in the manner of a goldsmith: the forged, hand-carved, double platinum bee.

No less than four neighbouring shops to offer you everything that relates to decoration, table, furniture, luminaires, lifestyle (watches and jewels, culture and leisures, travel and leather goods) or high tech. Tasty mix of design and revisited baroque, this huge concept-store was born from the collaboration of an architect and a florist passionate about aestheticism. In this crossroads of the creation of yesterday and today, the unexpected and the useful, the essential and the additional. Thus, an astonishing black pork carries an auxiliary table, the adhesive mirrors of Matali Crasset mix with a silver stool made of recycled tire from fair trade. You are offered ideas of original gifts here... Admittedly: finding an idea of original gift is most of the time a real headache. Then, "by the odour of the enticed cheese" Petit Futé has visited, selected and brought from its fishery: as an original gift for man, a useful case for computer and a crazy coat hook in deer-antler way... As an original gift for woman, the crazy ice mould in the form of foot and the useful Breton bowl "Mère Poule". We adore!

Since 1989, Hervé Gambs has been a creator of textile plants, interior fragrances, furniture and decorative objects. Passionate about architecture, travel and nature, he is attracted to all mixtures of complexity and excellence. Natural creativity fascinates it above all, and the universe of its creations has the brand of this revisited, refined, sophisticated nature able to live in a contemporary fashion. Boutique Boutique in the corner of the street, where floral flowers are beautifully staged or grouped into bouquets. Scented candles, accessories and vases. Sumptuous, even if this quality at a price that won't go to all the scholarships. Possibility of correspondence on the website. Also present at Galeries Lafayette, ground floor of Lafayette house.

A cute little shop for all budgets. The window is beautifully arranged: beautiful small plants in small coloured pots, but also shrubs and plants. A minimalist universe with colours.

One of the most promising florists in the Marais. The flowers are subtly presented in transparent squares, staged. The shop is tiny but the presentation of the products makes them valuable. Affordable prices.

Another crazy chineur. Meubles of trade, this time. Eric Lemay, the beautiful home maker, cahoots his discoveries (of butchers'fridges, old fashioned, large-scale planks…) with concrete or the stone of a sink, the zinc of a work plan, the chrome-plated metal of a foot 70… Self-taught is obviously very inspired by bark wood, its venules, its knots, its patina. This shows some very raw pieces: root lustre, trunk console at feet of floating wood… For a connected house!

The flower and bird market (created in 1809) on the Ile de la Cité was renamed Marché aux Fleurs-Reine Elisabeth II during the British sovereign's visit in 2014. An emblematic and unusual place in the capital with its 1900 pavilions, there are a total of twenty kiosks. The bird market is held there every Sunday in a concert of chirping. But the Paris Council voted in February 2021 to stop selling birds and live species, a decision that should come into effect after the renovation of the space planned for 2023-2025. For now, this market remains an ideal place for a stroll or a chat with a botanical expert.

If you like rare, exotic or affordable plants, you're in luck! In this glass-roofed space in the heart of the Marché aux Fleurs, a stone's throw from the Sainte-Chapelle, you'll find some fine specimens: Monstera, cacti, bonzaïs... But that's not all, as the store also offers pots and decorative accessories to enhance your chlorophyll collection, as well as a fine selection of reproductions of medieval bas-reliefs with accents of alchemical mysteries, and even an effigy of a Gallic god with stag horns... !

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.

Paris 4 is a district of Paris where you can find the services of Allo-Electricien Paris 4. This electrician service offers a wide range of services, from general electrical work to emergency repairs and upgrades. In the event of a breakdown or accident threatening your electrical installation, they intervene quickly to guarantee the safety of all their customers. What's more, Allo-Electricien Paris 4 also offers locksmith services such as door opening, lock replacement and door armoring. Their craftsmen are certified and approved by insurance companies. They also specialize in electric heating and can advise you on the choice and installation of heating systems adapted to your needs and budget.

The district of Place des Vosges is synonymous with chic, tradition and elegance, it is valid for clothing shops and jewelry shops so, why not transpose this to the silverware? Leave the square towards the Seine and you will fall in the rue de Birague, where this store with evocative name is nestled. It was in 2007 that Corinne Javaloyès opened this establishment tribute to the French silverware from the 18th century to the present days. The store specializes in antique silver, silver coins displayed on the shelves and walls are the proof of this. Here, you can find pieces that are no longer manufactured or whose silversmiths have disappeared (such as Boulenger, Ravinet d 'Enfert, Frionnet François…), and contemporary (Christofle, Ercuis, Puiforcat…), a hallmark guaranteeing that this is a solid silver. You don't find only silver cutlery in this store but also tea and coffee services, table accessories as well as items dedicated to wines and cocktails. The extra: the address offers a service of brightening and/or cleaning of your cutlery.