Home decoration and garden stores Puy-L'Eveque

Of Parisian origin, David Gabella opened an flea on the ground floor of a th-century building he acquired in the downtown Puy-l'Bishop. In the first piece entirely filled with exposed beams painted with lime, the walls of the old crépi leave again the apparent stones. Here everything is for sale except the small counter opposite the entrance: small pieces of furniture, dishwashers and trinkets, like a little need for copper cigars or a character's enhanced inkwell. The boutique is dedicated to outdoor decoration. David selects the items he accepts in deposit-sale.

Since 1924, this porcelain factory has been shaping French craftsmanship. In the village of Puy-l'Ėvêque, the company is an institution that houses 11 workers in 2,500 square meters of workshop. Its success is such that some pieces are part of the permanent exhibition of the famous Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris; as for its clientele, it spreads all over the world. Virebent porcelain arouses curiosity and opens its doors in a store and a small museum.