Maison Et Objet 2019 is just around the corner, and since it’s an eventful few days, the city shares amazing hotspots for you to discover during your stay in Paris, within the show context. Today, Paris Design Agenda is about to unveil a list containing the most perfect restaurants, […]

Welcome to Porto!!! Just like Paris, Porto is one of the most important cities of its respective country and it’s also one of the finest destinations for design enthusiasts. Many sites in Porto have already been declared World Heritage by UNESCO and it’s also the home of two Pritzker prize […]

The NYC-based interior design firm of Alyssa Kapito and Vivian Muller find inspiration and ideas for their projects in their life experiences. They go around the world and see different cultures, feel textures and shapes, see colours and ambiences. That’s where all their thoughts and ideas start and come from. […]

The Jardin des Tuileries is the quintessential French garden, with its verdant lawns, manicured rows of trees, and gravel paths, was designed by André Le Nôtre for Louis XIV. After the king moved his court to Versailles, in 1682, the Tuileries became the place for stylish Parisians to stroll. Between […]

In our daily lives is natural that we try very often to abstract of stress, routine, and cling to small moments that leads to utopian worlds without rules, where every detail is an act orchestrated by our mind. And so does Philippe Starck. The question everyone will be asking at the […]

The Hôtel Paradis is ideally located in a typically Parisian street situated half way between the Gare du Nord railway station and the prestigious Opéra Garnier in Paris. The nearby Grands Boulevards are perfect for shopping and evening entertainment with an array of theatres and cinemas. Direct metro links will […]

Paris design agenda as an advice for all the jazz fans: if you’re going to visit Paris chose the perfect place to relax in a colorful and stylish spot: Idol Hotel. This beautiful 4-star boutique hotel is located in the 8th district of Paris, near the national Academy of Paris and […]

Situated in a luxurious parisian neighborhood within the vicinity of the arc de triomphe and within the sightlines of ideal city views, Manuelle Gautrand’s ‘origami office building’ strove to create a distinct, elegant mark on the urban fabric that was clearly in dialogue with the warm, weathered stones of the surrounding architecture. […]

Paris is the city of love, excitement, experience, fashion, design and great cuisine. Here are the TOP 5 Design Restaurants that you should not miss when you give the city of love and fashion a visit. You will not only experience great food, typical french cuisine and extraordinary delicatessen but […]

  Paris Design Guide – TOP 10 Museums ⇒ Paris has a varied choice of museums to visit. Checking out the posters in the metro is a great way to see what’s going on without even trying. When it comes to museums, be sure to check opening hours before you head […]

Soaring over the seine river in Paris sits a life-size Tyrannosaurus-Rex sculpture, conceived and constructed by french artist Philippe Pasqua. 350 chrome molded bones create the framework for the 3 by 6 meter contemporary artwork. The T-Rex, a fixture in popular culture, is characterized by its massive skull, long powerful tail, […]

This tiny little pastry has become one of the most famous in the world from day to night. Maybe because of their delicious flavor or simply because of their stunning bright colors. We all like to see them on the patisseries’ windows. This tiny divine perfection is allegedly of French […]

Paris, the city of the Lights, delights you with the best experiences. If you’re planning a trip, we advise you to choose your stay early: the best hotels are full with visitants all year long. To help you with this hard task, we have chosen for you irresistible selections: the […]

If you are planning a trip to Paris then you should take that opportunity and take a coffee near a giant woman at Café Germain at 25 Rue de Buci. With vintage materials, checked tiles, threadbare velvet and lether the first floor reminds on the 80’s. The second floor is more 70s with […]