Home decoration and garden stores Marseille 1st 13001

Jiji is the nickname given to Jihane, the owner of this recognizable shop on the rue d'Aubagne. Who has never stopped to admire the display of various and varied baskets in front of her shop? So take the time to enter the world of Jiji and understand why she has earned her golden palm. A world in itself, lulled by the Orient, tinged with the smile of the boss. Maghreb handicrafts, baskets, small tables, knick-knacks and a whole host of ideas for a choice Mediterranean decoration. You will also find colourful crockery for your meals, objects imported directly from Morocco and Tunisia. Jiji, we say thank you!

Decoration lovers, this shop is made for you! It's one of the most beautiful decoration shops in Marseille with its window that alone would make you want to go crazy! Interior objects of all kinds, from kitchen accessories to designer lighting. Teapots, percolators, footstools, mirrors, household linen, top-of-the-range audio products but also beautiful decorative furniture and carpets. Also cult objects. Perfect to embellish your interior or to make a gift. The Marseilles house has quite high prices, but they are justified because some items are so rare, and you can still find small design objects for 15 euros.

Right in the centre, just a stone's throw behind the Opera House, entering the Azul concept store is a guarantee to offer you time to travel, to the four corners of the big blue sea. In this beautiful, bright and inspiring space, objects of Portuguese, Spanish or North African inspiration. Here you will find everything that makes up the very essence and the common point of all Mediterranean cultures: the sense of welcome and sharing. Crockery, furniture, fabrics and veils, toys, candles, jewellery, beauty products, perfumes and essential oils, you will find here the most original and sunny things to feel good about yourself and your home

Specializing in textile creations, he offers unique pieces such as men's jacket shirts. Christian Michel's creations are characterized by their free-spirited style and worldly inspiration. Christian Michel is a recognized member of Ateliers d'Art de France and regularly takes part in Artisan d'Art fairs such as Artisa Grenoble and Nimagine. In 2012, Christian Michel set up his new atelier-boutique in the center of Marseille, in the 1st arrondissement. Since then, he has continued to create timeless shirt patterns and patchworks according to his current inspiration and the materials at his disposal.

Jim Pontvianne is an artisan based in Marseille. After studying at the Beaux-Arts, he turned to post-documentary photography. However, during a trip to the Middle East, he discovered his passion for sculpture and metals such as copper, silver, bronze and gold. He now creates unique jewelry using these materials, combining aesthetics with contemporary ethics. In addition to his jewelry work, Jim Pontvianne continues to express himself through photography, exploring genres such as still life and landscape. His collections have been exhibited at various venues in France, including Paris, Montpellier, Lyon and Marseille. He has also been featured in the local press for his artistic work.