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This bookshop created by Karl Lagerfeld presents a great selection of books about photography, decorative arts and architecture and some trendy magazines.
LA PRESTIC OUISTON
Un vestiaire chic, étonnant, composé uniquement de soie. Créée en 2010, Laurence Mahéo a donné à sa marque le nom de ses deux poupées préférées, Prestic et Ouiston, avec lesquelles elle jouait dans le magasin de tissus de ses grands-parents. Souvenirs d’enfance, dessins et imprimés oniriques, souvent créés en collaboration avec Laurence Kiberlain, la créatrice a vraiment su créer un univers à part dans le Grand Bazar de la mode.
LA PRESTIC OUISTON
21 rue du dragon 75006 Paris
DICE KAYEK
Tout commence en 1992 quand Ece Ege crée une collection de chemises en popeline de coton blanches qu’elle décline en plusieurs modèles. L’année suivante, elle crée la marque Dice Kayek avec sa sÅ“ur Ayse, et poursuit sur le thème de la chemise. Cette même année, Elle défile à Paris pour la Fashion week et intègre la cour des grands. Depuis les deux soeurs, dont la marque est célébrée à travers le monde, continuent de créer des collections qui mêlent très subtilement Orient et Occident, notamment avec des savoir-faire ancestraux auxquels elles sont très attachées.
PRINTEMPS / ETE 2026
DICE KAYEK
15 Rue Saint-Benoit 75006 Paris
Galerie LUCAS RATTON
The gallery specializes in ritual works from Africa. Whether it be sculptures from West Africa, such as the large Tyiwara crests of the Malian Bambara ethnic group, the “classics” Fang or Punu of Gabonese art, or even the statuary with magical or prophylactic virtues of the tribes Teke, Luba and Kusu from Congo.
For Lucas Ratton, the passion for African art is a family heritage. His grandfather Maurice Ratton, and his great-uncle Charles Ratton, were both gallery owners of Arts Premiers, Maurice in Saint Germain des Prés, Charles in his famous apartment rue de Marignan. Great friends of the avant-garde artists of the 1920s, they were both at the origin of an appreciation of an art that had been underestimated until then.
Galerie LUCAS RATTON
11 rue Bonaparte 75006 Paris
CHRISTOPHE DELCOURT
Settled in an industrial building of the Rue de Babylone, this fervent enthusiast of eco-design, who is both designer and interior architect, creates a line of furniture and lamps pretty typical, recognizable at first glance and that always denotes his taste for wood and natural materials.
CHRISTOPHE DELCOURT
47 rue de Babylone 75007 Paris
MUSEE MAILLOL
When Aristide Maillol died, Dina Vierny, who was his Muse and his companion, decided to create a foundation. This foundation was inaugurated in 1995. The Musée Maillol gathers together a collection of drawings, engravings, paintings and sculptures of the artist, but also his personal collection in which we can find some works of art by Ingres, Cézanne, Matisse, Degas or Picasso.
The museum regularly organizes temporary exhibitions dedicated to antique and modern art, but also to contemporary art and to the major artists of the 20th century.
