The best decoration addresses in Paris

Like the whirlwind Charlotte York, who repainted her walls as often as she changed boyfriends, we dream (a little too often) of completely revamping our interior. Whether you need tableware, wall décor, furniture, bedding, or charming trinkets, the Do It Team got to work: after exploring Paris, we reveal the best addresses capable of transforming a plain apartment into an elegant, vibrant, and unique home. Now it’s up to you to choose your style—romantic, design-focused, colorful, or minimalist.

On the 2nd floor of Le Bon Marché, an exclusive dreamlike and romantic world by La Casano is settling in until March 9. Designed as a mini-bedroom, this pop-up showcases the new capsule collection imagined by designer Ingrid Noël. Her signature? Prints with an English cottage spirit, surrealist embroidery, thick velvets—in short, an aesthetic blending the naïve codes of Alice in Wonderland, the soft colors of Wes Anderson, and the bucolic patterns of Villa Medici. Everything we love!

We love: the neroli-scented candle (€75), the patterned fabric basket (€120), the olive linen floor cushion (€350), the extraordinary headboard resembling a real garden (€2,225), a small peacock blue linen ottoman (€550), and cushions of all sizes to mix and match to elevate your sofa corner.

La Casano until March 9 at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, 38 rue de Sèvres, Paris 7th. Home Space, 2nd floor, entrance via La Grande Épicerie. Open Monday to Saturday from 8:30 AM to 9 PM, Sunday from 10 AM.

Run for ten years by Pierre Sauvage, the French decoration house Casa Lopez, founded in 1988, is expanding. Thanks to its success, the boutique on Avenue Paul Doumer is moving to open a 150 m² flagship store on Rue de l’Annonciation, in the 16th arrondissement. For our greatest pleasure, you can now shop all the collections of rugs, furniture, and home objects in one place. Known for its flamboyant colors and Latin inspirations, the brand has been seducing aesthetes since 2020 with its colorful objects and bold patterns. Head to the new Right Bank boutique for a dose of sunshine and a choice between typical Spanish plates or shimmering Western rugs.

We love: the Grenade rug inspired by Andalusian palaces (€1,230), the orange-painted plates (€48), the scented ceramic candles (€60), and the green-striped lampshades (€180).

Casa Lopez at Passy Plaza, 20 rue de l’Annonciation, Paris 16th. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM to 7:30 PM.

Near Place des Victoires stands the Spanish boutique Kave Home, the brainchild of professional turner Francesc Julià. Sofas, lamps, bedding, and tableware are spread across two incredibly cozy floors, perfect for bringing Mediterranean energy to your home—a balance between minimalism and design. Inspiration flows through fully decorated rooms, showcasing the best furniture, lighting, and décor combinations (absolute passion for their vases). Another highlight: the Atelier corner, where advisors help you create custom furniture and décor. For €59.99, you can develop a 3D model for two rooms, with two presentations included. Smart: the Signature support from Kave Home allows you to design a project for three or more rooms (€199.99). Now, you just have to choose.

We love: their modular sofas, like the Martina collection, with pieces for 2 people (€1,870), 4-person setups with a chaise lounge (€2,670), an armchair (€955), or even a footrest (€469)! For smaller budgets: their acacia wood salt/pepper mills (€21.99) or their beautiful beige marble table lamps (€149).

Kave Home, 52 rue Etienne Marcel, Paris 2nd. Open Monday to Friday from 10 AM to 7 PM, Saturday from 10 AM to 7:30 PM, and Sunday from 1 PM to 6:30 PM.

It’s hard to get chicer than the legendary Dior boutique on Avenue Montaigne. In addition to clothing and accessories, you'll find a home décor and tableware space, where collections by Cordélia de Castellane make you want to redecorate your entire interior. Signature Toile de Jouy and cannage, pretty florals, ocean-inspired drawings, and monogrammed cushions—this is the perfect gift idea for all budgets, with treasures starting at €70, elegantly wrapped, couture-style!

We love: the porcelain trinket tray with a marine motif (€150), the striped tiered serving tray (€1,150), the set of three candles (€90), the Toile de Jouy notebook (€75), the starfish cotton placemat inspired by the latest cruise collection (€350), the "Plan de Paris" water bottle (€190), an adorable floral earthenware trinket tray (€130), a colored cannage-effect crystal water glass (€310), the iconic cushion with personalized embroidery (€1,190), and a stunning cannage fruit basket with delicate bees (€210).

Dior, 30 avenue Montaigne, Paris 8th. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM to 7:30 PM, Sunday from 11 AM.

Bloom Paris is a trio of artists who teamed up in 2020 to create their vibrant clothing and décor brand. In their adorable boutique in the 16th arrondissement, you’ll find a collection of Paris-made clothing for children and adults, along with ultra-colorful ceramic tableware. The ultimate thrill: Bloom Paris regularly takes over a corner at Le Bon Marché with their absolutely charming themed pop-ups. The next one? Starting March 1, 2025, head to the "Je t’aime comme un chien" corner, where you’ll discover their creations dedicated to our beloved furry friends.

We love: the glass carafe with engraved stars (€35), the flower-shaped, hand-painted plates made in South Africa, and the collection of colorful, reversible-patterned bed covers (€340) that brighten up any sleeping space.

Bloom Paris, 7 rue Nicolo, Paris 16th. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 AM to 7 PM.

This is the Parisian boutique where Provence is celebrated! Sophie Douzal, founder of her own PR agency, gathered her summer memories from Provence to create the stunning brand Le Château de ma Mère. Her colorful boutique on Rue de Grenelle makes you want to escape to the South of France and wrap yourself in floral sheets infused with the scent of lavender. With its gorgeous bedding collections and a high-quality micro-collection for tableware, this shop is a true dose of summer warmth—exactly what we need!

We love: the beautiful lavender cushions (€60, cashmere version €80) or the artisanally crafted funky-shaped candles (€40)—perfect for setting the mood and reading Marcel Pagnol before bed.

Le Château De Ma Mère, 84 bis rue de Grenelle, Paris 7th. Open Monday to Saturday from 11 AM to 7

Its five boutiques have taken over Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie. Furniture, lighting, tableware, candles—every new trend is up for grabs at Fleux. Full of surprises, all the stores are conveniently located along this small Marais street, making for an ultra-efficient shopping spree. Each boutique has its own theme: one for quirky and fun objects, another for urban lifestyle, one focused on craft and nature, another dedicated to furniture and lighting, and the last one for kids' and baby items. The perfect spot for a last-minute gift or to turn your living room into a hyper-colorful Danish influencer-worthy mood board.

We love: the adorable alcove shelf to display your favorite objects (€619), cocktail posters (€36.95), the egg vase (€40), and the marshmallow table (€135).

Fleux, Rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, Paris 4th. Open Monday to Thursday from 10:45 AM to 8:30 PM, Friday from 10:45 AM to 8:45 PM, Saturday from 10:30 AM to 8:45 PM, Sunday from 10:45 AM to 8:30 PM.

Once you step into the courtyard and spot a small red Fiat, you’ve arrived! Welcome to Merci, the must-visit concept store of the moment. In this joyful and colorful boutique, you’ll want to buy everything: fruit-shaped candles, Italian tableware, stunning linen sofas… After shopping, take a break at Tommaso Café outside, or enjoy a cozy lunch among books at the Used Book Café.

We love: the peach candle (€19), the mirror set (€1,365), the large square wall clock (€75), the peanuts lamp (€89), and the yellow Roly Poly armchair (€580).

Merci, 111 boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris 3rd. Open Monday to Thursday from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 10:30 AM to 8 PM, Sunday from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM.

For those who love color—or want to add a touch of it—this is the place to be. The Socialite Family is the go-to décor brand for modern, connected families, creating its own collections since 2017, all made in Europe. You’ll find everything here—furniture, décor, and accessories—to revamp your home from A to Z. Perfect for creating warm, inviting interiors where you truly feel at home.

We love: the pink and green ceramic vase (€240), the green and purple carafe (€95), the striped quilt (€165), the leopard print cushions (€120), and the Gioia lamp (€450).

The Socialite Family, 12 rue Saint-Fiacre, Paris 2nd. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 11 AM to 7 PM.

Datcha is a home décor studio founded by Amandine Furhmann and Mériadek Caraës, located just a stone’s throw from La Samaritaine. This brilliant creative duo has a spacious showroom where they present their entire collection: tableware, linens, lighting, decorative objects, and, more recently, furniture. Everything is designed in Paris and handcrafted by artisans preserving forgotten skills.

We love: the soap-bubble glazed plates made in Spain (€18), the Murano glasses "Made in France," mouth-blown by an Italian artisan living in France (€19.50), and the hand-painted salad bowls from Bulgaria (€45).

Datcha, at Merci Paris, 111 boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris 11th. Open Monday to Thursday from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 10:30 AM to 8 PM, Sunday from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM.

Bringing talents together is the genius idea behind this young home decor label, launched by Ismail Tazi. Trame invites trendy designers to immerse themselves in the culture and craftsmanship of international artisans, fostering a creative dialogue between them. The result? Unique contemporary pieces, all handmade using ancient techniques.

We love: the customizable handmade chairs by Aranda Lasch, the stained-glass artworks by Jeff Davies (which can also be displayed as paintings), and the Moroccan art-inspired rugs developed by digital artists IX Shells, Linda Dounia, and Fingacode.

Trame, 17 Rue de Poitou, Paris 3rd. Open Thursday to Sunday from 7 PM to 7 PM.

From Sempé to Soledad, Darcel, and the iconic covers of The New Yorker, Image Republic's posters are a hit. Already stocked in all major concept stores, the Parisian publisher has its own flagship boutique in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Inside, you’ll find an amazing selection of prints to stylishly elevate your walls—the hardest part is choosing!

We love: the sharp one-liners by Loïc Prigent, printed in black and white (“I was so hungry I forgot to Instagram my meal”) (€39+), the soft-colored illustrations by Sempé (€55+), and the inspiring imaginary covers from Parisianer (€49+).

Image Republic, 4 Rue du Cherche-Midi, Paris 6th. Open Tuesday to Friday from 10 AM to 1 PM and 2 PM to 6 PM, Saturday until 7 PM.

After working for prestigious auction houses, Fanny Saulay and Olivia De Fayet decided to shake things up by creating Wilo and Grove, a next-gen art gallery where emotions take precedence over speculation. Breaking traditional market rules, they offer artworks by international artists at prices ranging from €50 to €7,500. Their gallery, located in the Sentier district, is a stylish, furnished space where everything is for sale.

We love: the abstract, soothing designs by Hubert Mardi (€980+), the explosively colorful series by Raphaële Anfré (€1,100+), and the ultra-abstract geometric landscapes by Perrine Blaise (€700+).

Wilo and Grove, 40 Rue des Petits Carreaux, Paris 2nd. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 11 AM to 7 PM.

As the name suggests, this Marais-based micro-boutique is all about pots! Sizes, shapes, styles, colors—there’s something for every taste and budget. The story? When Thibault couldn't find a pot worthy of the laurel plant he received for his housewarming, he decided to start his own venture with his "pot" buddy, Jean. While they spotlight French ceramic artisans, they also introduce a new European designer every month.

We love: the rope-textured pot (€869), the leopard-print planter (€69), and the ability to order a 100% custom-made pot, handcrafted in France (from €39). A true jackpot for plant lovers!

Pot, 32 Rue des Blancs Manteaux, Paris 4th. Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10:30 AM to 7:30 PM, Sunday and Monday from 12 PM to 7:30 PM.

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