Craft & Ateliers in Paris
16 stores · curated ORBIS register
Cinabre makes menswear accessories in France, with its Loir-et-Cher workshops producing bow ties and scarves for the Paris house. Gemmyo offers appointments to compare precious metals and stones, then produces jewellery to order in French workshops. Macon & Lesquoy designs embroidered brooches and badges in Paris, working with needleworkers in Pakistan and embroidery workshops in Portugal.
French eco-responsible fashion label founded 2017, workshop-boutique based near Bordeaux; garments made to order and manufactured in French ateliers using linen and recycled fibers.
Paris decor house founded 2012 by heritage restorers Vincent Farelly, Jean-Baptiste Martin and Julie Stordiau, reviving hand block-printed 18th-century 'papier dominote'. Flagship boutique at 2 Rue Bonaparte in Saint-Germain-des-Pres; roughly 50 stockists across 13 countries.
Paris menswear accessories house founded in 2011 by Alexandre Chapellier. Bow ties, ties, and scarves made in France (workshops in Fontaine-Raoul, Loir-et-Cher); formerly stocked at Colette, Neiman Marcus, and Isetan Shinjuku.
De Bonne Facture focuses on Déborah Neuberg’s traceable France, grandad jackets from named workshops, provenance as luxury.
Boutique appointments run for about 45 minutes and let clients compare eighteen-carat gold, platinum and stones with an adviser. Pieces are then produced to order in the house’s French jewellery workshops.
Paris hand-embroidered brooch and badge house founded in 2009 by designers Marie Macon and Anne-Laure Lesquoy, whose military-insignia-inspired pieces are produced by needleworkers in Pakistan and embroidery workshops in Portugal. First boutique opened near Canal Saint-Martin in 2017.
French handmade fashion label for limited-run blouses, dresses, skirts, and romantic responsible pieces.
Paris tie house founded by Francois-Regis Laporte, trained in pattern cutting at the Ecole de la Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne. Ties, bow ties, ascots and pocket squares are hand-cut and sewn from Lyon silk in its own Paris workshop, sold from its boutique at 42 rue de Verneuil.
Maison Matisse is a Paris home-design house founded in 2019 by the family of painter Henri Matisse, with his great-grandson Jean-Matthieu Matisse among its founders, built to translate the artist's paintings into functional objects rather than reproduce them as prints.
Italian lighting house founded 1950 in Lucca, Tuscany by designer Elio Martinelli. Produces Gae Aulenti's 1965 Pipistrello lamp, originally made for Olivetti's Paris showroom; still manufactured in Lucca under his daughter Emiliana.
Made in Montrouge, France since 1885, Papier d'Arménie's paper strips are soaked in alcohol-dissolved benzoin resin and burned rather than lit, a format created after founder Auguste Ponsot saw Armenians burn benzoin to freshen their homes.
Paris shaving-brush maker founded in 1808 by Jacques-Louis and Marie-Hélène Plisson, who both came from brush- and fan-making families and later supplied Napoleon; still family-run, it combines horn, ivory and exotic-wood handles with badger and synthetic bristle work.
Rahul Mishra, the first Indian designer to show at Paris Haute Couture Week, sells ready-to-wear and festive couture, including sherwanis, lehengas, and sarees, through his Shopify storefront with worldwide shipping. The label also lists flagship retail stores under its 'Find Us' page and works directly with Indian craft communities on embroidery and weaving for each collection.
Rougier & Plé on boulevard des Filles du Calvaire is a Paris shop for art materials and creative projects. Its departments cover drawing and painting alongside paper and other craft supplies. The Marais store's façade incorporates a work by Daniel Buren, adding an artist's intervention to the practical business of choosing materials.
Rue de Passy is an upscale shopping street in the elegant 16th arrondissement.
Gucci Westman’s clean luxury makeup — skin-first sticks of backstage credibility. Stocked at Galeries Lafayette in Paris.