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Interview: Aurelie Rimbert a talented French Designer
Aurélie Rimbert, is industrial and interior designer. She lives and works in Paris. We met her by chance when we did the interview of Thierry Teyssier at the store “Maisons des Rêves” a few weeks ago. She graduated from Ecole … Continue reading
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Tagged "Talent à la carte 2013", 6th district, Aurelie Rimbert, Carven, collection "Marivaudages", Conran, decoration, design, Japan, Joseph Frank, Maisons des reves, Paris, Pierre Hardy, Salon Maison et Objet, Santa&Cole, Scandinavia, trunk, trunk-maker
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Interview: “My little America” by Marc Thirouin
We met Marc Thirouin at the Gullsnitt ceremony in Oslo last year. That’s when we discovered his work and his photo series called “My Little America.” Taken small Scandinavian towns between Norway and Sweden (since 2009), this series of photos … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Colette, exhibition, Gallery Figure, Grünerløkka, Gullsnitt, Marc Thirouin, My little America, Oslo, Paris, photographer, Photography, Place Vendôme, Remenber, Rockabilly, Salon du Pantheon, Seine, USA
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When dreams come true: Interview of Thierry Teyssier
A few months ago, we talked about “Maisons des rêves“. This time, we come back to the oniric thematic with “La Pâtisserie des rêves”. Behind those two concepts: one man, Thierry Teyssier, who proves to us with his career that … Continue reading
Interview with Constance from “thesocialitefamily.com”
Today we have the pleasure to welcome on Parisoslo.com: Constance, author of thesocialitefamily.com. Via this elegant and inspiring blog, she wants to share her passion for interior design through family portraits. Parisoslo.com: What is your background? Constance: I’m Parisian with … Continue reading
The “French Touch” at Les Arts Decoratifs in Paris
Have you ever heard about the “French Touch”? In 1994, Eric Morand, founder together with the DJ Laurent Garnier of the techno music label F Communications, said: “We give a French touch to House music.” Almost 20 years later, and … Continue reading
Customize your T-shirt at Maison Labiche
We have already written several post about brands that offer to customize your clothes or accessories. Maison Labiche, created in 2011 by Jenny and Marie, a designer and a stylist, embroiders (the thread color : black, red or blue) whatever … Continue reading
Posted in ParisFashion
Tagged 18th District, Fashion, hand-embroidered, Maison Labiche, Paris, personalization, T-shirt
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The bucket bag by Delphine Delafon
The crush of the day: the trendy and indefinitely customizable bucket bag by Delphine Delafon, a French-American designer. Mottled material, fabric, leather, straw, nails, fringes, charms … Delphine creates in her studio a single bag for each client. Here below … Continue reading
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Tagged 10th district, American, bag, bags, Delphine Delafon, Fashion, Handbags, Leather goods, Paris
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The 9HOTEL in Paris : a good value for money!
Since many of you are asking us for hotel tips, here is a good one for those of you planning a weekend in Paris. Last week, Parisoslo.com had the opportunity to visit “en avant-première” the brand new 9Hotel. Located in … Continue reading
Posted in ParisDesign
Tagged 9Hotel, 9th district, holiday, Hotel, Paris, parisien, Tips, week-end
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For a sweet fantasy go “Chez Bogato”
Anaïs Olmer is both a graphic designer and a pastry maker. She creates a fantasy sweetened world inspired by the richness of the French pastry and the fanciful English confectionery tradition. Originally art director in an advertising agency, she quit … Continue reading
Posted in ParisFood
Tagged 14th, Cake, Chez Bogato, confectionery, Paris, pastry, sugar, sweet
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Dive into the world of Le Baigneur
Some time ago we wrote about the Savons de Marcel, and today we are happy to present you an other great organic and ethical men’s skin care brand, launched in spring 2012 and which we discovered during our visit to … Continue reading
La maison Perrin: The French elegance
A few weeks ago, we wrote about the wonderful Moynat trunks, and this week we continue our journey into the world of tannery and leather goods with the Perrin house. Here are some photos of our favorite items, which we … Continue reading
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Tagged elegance, Fashion, Handbags, La maison Perrin, leather, Paris, Perrin, Tannery, The Perrin house
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Interior in Paris №7
Many thanks to Laurence, who very kindly invited us to visit her Parisian flat during our last week-end in Paris. Enjoy it and please do not hesitate to contact us if you also want to share your decoration ideas or … Continue reading
Posted in Interior in Paris
Tagged design, Interior in Paris, Paris, parisian, Parisian Flat
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La comedie humaine
Here is our most recent fashion discovery from Paris. The type of concept that we really fancy : elegant, intelligent and of great quality. The name: La Comédie Humaine (The Human Comedy). From the world of fashion, communication and media, … Continue reading
Posted in Interview, ParisFashion
Tagged 10th district, Canal St Martin, craftsmen, elegance, Fashion, garment, La Comédie Humaine, men, menswear, Paris, République, shirt
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Industrial fairy tale
We are back from Paris with a lot of beautiful pictures, addresses and nice encounters to share with you. Let’s start with a stop at Anna’s workshop-boutique. After a very wide career ( as Scenographe, Merchandiser, Interior Designer and Furniture … Continue reading
Interior in Paris №6 – by Juan & Gallizia – Interior Designers
As we announced a few months ago (see article), we are pleased to welcome on our blog, Fabrice and Candice from the Parisian Interior Design and Decoration agency “JUAN & GALLIZIA” . These two design experts offer you, this year … Continue reading
Posted in Interior in Paris, ParisDesign
Tagged decoration, design, Interior, JUAN & GALLIZIA, Paris
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Traveling in style and elegance
Here is short post to aspire to travel with style, like in the old days. The House of Moynat was established in 1849 as a exceptional trunk-maker which its luxurious luggages embarked upon every travel adventures: the first trains, the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st district, bags, Luggage, Moynat, Paris, Rue Saint-Honoré, trunk-maker
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160 years old! Happy Birthday Le Bon Marche !
Since the 15th September and until the 31st December 2012, “Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche” is celebrating its 160th birthday. Since it was invented in 1852 in Paris by the visionary Aristide Boucicaut, Le Bon Marché has always gone with … Continue reading
Posted in ParisCulture, ParisFashion
Tagged happy birthday, La Grande Epicerie, Le Bon Marché, Marjane Satrapi, Paris, Parisian shop, Rive Gauche
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Lovely portraits of Parisian women
Ah! The Parisian woman! She often sets the tongues wagging! Here is a beautiful book about “her”, which has just been launched in the bookstores. Baudouin, the man behind this beautiful project, is a renowned freelance and portrait interior photographer. … Continue reading
Posted in ParisCulture
Tagged Baudouin, Clémentine de la Féronnièr, Le Bon Marché, Paris, parisian, Parisian woman, Parisienne, photo, photographer, Photography, Snoeck, Women
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Culinary delights from Aubertine…
To close this week on parisoslo.com, which mainly focused on gastronomy, here is a place in Paris worth the visit, located near the Eiffel Tower: Aubertine. Eric, the founder of this fabulous delicatessen shop in Paris, has traveled all around … Continue reading
Posted in ParisFood
Tagged 15th district, Angelina, Aubertine, Coq d'or, Culinary delights, Davis Le Ruyet, delicatessen, Eiffel Tower, food, gastronomy, Kaspia, Paris, Popol, Tour Eiffel
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