TOP 10 INTERIOR DESIGN STORES IN PARIS

Paris is a huge city, with thousands of great stores of interior design that are too numerous to cover in a small period of time. The atmosphere is definitely traditional, but the bright color will swing you in a contemporary style. Today, we give you the best choices on interior design and decoration shops in Paris. The stores below all deserve a visit (most are available online too).

Roche Bobois is a french retailer of high-end furniture and works with many designers and architects from around the world to create its collections.

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Come into Les Ultimes and the toughest decision you will take will be what to bring home with you! From the 60´s to modern days, this is the right place if you are looking for the ultimate element to give character to a room.

Les Années Lumière is a huge store of lights on Boulevard Raspail which dedicates a permanent personal space to the english design of “the room from Tom Dixon”, which works mainly in this collection. Find floor and suspension lamps that are the success of this artist.

Since 2001, this store has inspired interior designers and other professionals to create the bedrooms of their dreams. Beds and sofas, soft blankets and blankets, cushions and curtains in a myriad of colors and styles… You will find everything in Caravan Room 19.

It is impossible not to stop in Astier de Villatte when you pass on Rue Saint Honoré. Artisanal pottery, made of black terracotta clay, and scented candles are world famous.

The designer Veronese is renowned for its fancy colored glass chandeliers that are manufactured using traditional techniques in Murano, Italy. Here you can find a beautiful and elegant collection of lighting fixtures.

In Sentou, the owner Pierre Romanet always has new discoveries and orders: furniture, lighting, textiles and tableware by established names and emerging designers. It is an ideal store not only to find the unexpected gift, for example convex mirrors of different shapes and colors, but also icons such as Isamu Noguchi lanterns, Jean Prouvé chairs and Alvar Aalto vases. It’s a modern shop that will surprise you with colors and curves. Very Moco Loco.

Importing its textiles directly from East Asia, CMO is specialized in woven fabrics made from natural fibers such as pineapple and banana. They are perfect for blinds and screens, as the custom shop, in addition to selling material meter.

Georges Le Manach manufactured his fabrics in the same factory in Touraine since 1829: the Concini motif, which recreates an engraving Louis XIII and which has been part of the inventory for more than 50 years, and Blasons, who takes its design from a customer’s coat of arms (and is available in more than 50 colors!).