Interior design

The renowned home decoration house is taking a new direction this winter, adopting a more urban tone with steel and dark wood playing the lead roles.

Located at 16, Boulevard Raspail, the new Boffi | DePadova showroom showcases all the brands of the group. Let’s take a guided tour of the new design temple.

Established in 1978, the Belgian brand continues to captivate Parisians. This year, the spotlight is on vibrant colours from the seventies and must-have outdoor furniture.

For 25 years, Ilse, the creator of the Belgian brand ONNO Collection, has been designing luxury perfumes.

Because it’s classy without being ostentatious, “country chic” without being rustic, classic without being smooth.

As the guardian of our restorative nights, La Compagnie du Lit watches over our health.

Photo © Cyril Fussien There’s always something going on at Arty Dandy! A new creator, a new collection, an unknown designer: the sharp and chic selection of this gift shop is constantly expanding. For example, Ylustre, Chandelles des Lumières, a French brand of pillar...

The furniture and decorative accessories created by Philippe Xerri bring an ethnic touch to our urban interiors.

The cosy atmosphere of this famous furniture and home decoration shop is becoming increasingly popular.

The story begins with a group of home decoration enthusiasts who wanted to reinvent the design of Amazigh rugs by giving a contemporary touch to this ancestral technique.

By reconnecting Man and Nature, the furniture of Michel Haillard challenges and fascinates.

The top-of-the-range version of the Saint Maclou shops is opening on boulevard Raspail. The result? A tempting offer and meticulous advice.

Rich in multiple influences and praised throughout the world, Italian design stands out for its exceptional know-how, creativity and audacity.

Waxflower in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it’s as if the fairies had bent over Mother Nature.

The opening of this elegant boutique in the 6th arrondissement owes nothing to chance: the (young) Maison Khel had to join the district of publishers and creators of upholstery fabrics.