Marin Montagut

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"At Marin Montagut's boutique on 48 Rue Madame I found his line of china plates and cups made for Café de Flore alongside teapots, textiles and other trinkets depicting neighborhood icons like the grass-green Luxembourg chairs and Paris' blue street signs — a charming, time-tinged shop that reflects the area's village vibe and nostalgia for the Paris of yesteryear." - Annick Weber

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"This independent shop in what was formerly a family-owned tapestry workshop is a gateway into the retro-whimsical world of Marin Montagut, the multidisciplinary artist behind playful homewares and the books “Maison: Parisian Chic at Home" (written with Ines de la Fressange) and “Timeless Paris.” True to Montagut's penchant for antiques and old-world general stores, the shop is set up apothecary style with wood countertops and repurposed Siegel display stands sourced from a hundred-year-old market in the South of France. You'll find mix of travel ephemera, vintage finds, a charming collection of fabric ornaments, and, of course, a wide selection of Montagut's own designs: hand-painted porcelain dishware embellished with half-moons, hearts, and Louis XIV–style sunbeams; ex-votos; painted silk scarves; papier-mâché boxes; scented candles; and a variety of illustrated stationery." - Lindsey Tramuta

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"French artist Marin Montagut’s enchanting cabinet of curiosities, with its glorious hunter-green facade, houses a whimsical collection of homeware and objets d'art. 'I love finding unconventional items to use as vases, like Montagut’s beautifully illustrated bonbonnières,' recommends Sigman."

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