Arts and crafts Nîmes

Just push the door to enter another universe, a shop as there existed in the Renaissance on Florence's Ponte Vecchio, with the scent of glue plus. The long table on which some leather and tooling samples appear waiting, the big press, the shelf with its rolls of fabrics and papers, the relieuse, or the bookbinder, which interrupts its meticulous work to take the time to discuss. Aurélie and Stéphane, both craftsmen, created a scop, a cooperative cooperative, to structure their collaboration. They both make a tradition of tradition that applies to beautiful books, pocket books, magazine collections… Leather, canvas, paper with multiple motifs or mosaic-framed fabrics guarantee the preservation and aesthetics of the various works, personalize an agenda and constitute an excellent gift idea. Wonderful!

By buying from Artisans du Monde, the consumer is taking a responsible approach. Any object, textile or food product (tea, coffee, cocoa, chocolate, honey, spices), will be paid at the right price, and a decent remuneration must return to the economic actors (small producers). From the scarf of Bangladesh to the maracas of Kenya, from the unrefined cane sugar of Peru to the teapot of Nepal, passing by the quinoa of Bolivia or the last book on ecology made of recycled paper. This is trade with a view to equity and social justice.

Charming boutique that this Binder Deschamps, to advise lovers of the well done work, of the beautiful book that will cross the years. Here we give a new life to your precious books: made of fabric or leather, fine gold finish for perfect finish. The home artist knows his job well and will explain to you the different binder possibilities, from the earliest to the most practical or even administrative, such as the binding of the association's financial reports for 10 years, for example! The shop of the shop lets you discover the presses and breathe the smells of paper. Opening times can sometimes be largely exceeded. You only need to prevent a late visit and you will be waiting for you. Because here is another rhythm that awaits us, an atmosphere of the past that we have to feel. Photo albums, subtitles, gold books and many other gift ideas for lovers of beautiful pieces.

In recent years, metalwork is experiencing a great deal of enthusiasm; that is what Roger Cartier understood. In its studio in Clarensac, it creates original models, modern but inspired from the past, harmonizing with almost all decoration styles. Mirrors, luminaires and even furniture, pure and noble lines give iron its letters of nobility. It is beautiful, original and technically well done. Roger Cartier does not hide: he plays above all on seduction. Some good dining addresses have included it and have not hesitated to buy these achievements to furnish, decorate or simply use it. And séduire before the dishes arrive.

There are new ones that are really fun! Former Raynaud Cutlery continues his life, even if his former owner retired. And it's in good hands! His transferee, Jérôme Domingo was born in Nîmes and grew up in the Vaunage. As far as he remembers, he has always had a knife in one of his pockets. It is therefore his passion that he left Se, a French capital of cutlery, to learn the profession. And this profession, today, he knows him as his pocket and always loves him with passion. He has taken up this 150-year-old shop brilliantly and will not disappoint you! Sharpening, repairing, renovating, selling scissors or knives, you can count on its seriousness and the quality of its advice. Enthusiasts will even be able to initiate the art of cutlery, since Jérôme organises days of discovery (on the other hand, his own coûteau): The staff were very helpful!

Fascinated by glass, Myriam Hubert created Marqueterie de Verre, a new skill that enables the creation of wall facings made from sheets of glass that take the form of geometric patterns, intended for residential interiors, hotels and luxury homes. She also incorporates mirrors into her creations to play with light, bringing a little of the outside world into her compositions, and thus better playing with the environment.