The internal workings can be seen through ordered transparent arrows that work their way up the wall, over the buildings ceiling and down the other side. The logo climbs the mountain of the building and comes out transformed yet the same on the other side.
They do have their Enarchy, their elite and fastidiousn rules at every level of society, and it seems the French still also hold closely the ethos that even the lowliest must still, despite revolutions, recessions and rent, be free to eat cake too…and for this we love them.
True to nature the store has flowers falling inwards at you from every available surface and crevice. Amongst these are the bears, some alight and some just furry. They are hidden amongst the foliage and peeking at you as you venture into this forbidding floral cave.
Yesterday saw the final day of the latest exhibition of work by the artist who calls herself Koralie. Her latest exhibition in Paris, Emanessence, explores …
http://www.dbenichou.com/ On the Left Bank and nestled in between the Seine and Boulevard Saint Germain is this boutique for beautifully designed and considered rugs at 6 …
I’ve been AWOL for the last month. Where you may ask? Quite a few delicious spots in short answer. Here and following this month are …
Oh, how I wish I could shut up like a telescope! I think I could, if I only knew how to begin. ♦ Another view of …
In the Louvre, with a sketchbook this time to record where inspired. I have been taken with a small painting of blacks and gold paint. C. …
Monthly Archives: January 2010