Delfonics Paris Louvre

Stopper to buy some Lamy pens. Quite a lot of variety in pens papers and inks. Also some museum themed notebooks. Excellent attention.

I love this little boutique in the Louvre shops. I’m a little obsessed with all things stationary, journals, pens, and office supplies, which this store has in abundance, but they also have great little things for gifts and decorations. They have absolutely beautiful paper products - high-quality Japanese paper and journals - and they have some things that are Paris-themed and made only for this store meaning you can’t buy them anywhere else. Friends love the little notebooks and journals I give them that are unique from this place. I always end up spending more time than I should but I feel like I love and use everything I buy. Someone else made a comment about it being like a tourist attraction and I laughed because that’s how I would describe it!

A great stationery shop (among other things). Particularly enjoyed the selection of Lamy fountain pens, including accessories such as converters and spare nibs 🖋️ Friendly staff too 👍

Dont expect prices to be small, youre at the L'ouvre. But you could still leave out of there with something even if youre on a budget, get a cute pen.

Amaizing shop, full of unusual and high quality stationeries. You can find some Japanese brands not usually available in EU. Staff is friendly and knows the stock well. Visiting every time I am in Paris.

They carry Life journals from Japan which I love. I got a Delfonics pencil pouch and a cute little ruler. What for? I’m not sure yet but I’m glad to add it to my bag of stuff

Bad experience freezing ambiance and staff unfriendly

Cute things from japan but expensive

OMG. It doesn't get any better than a stationary shop like this. They had a huge variety of interesting pens and coordinating inks, unusual shaped paper clips (Eiffel Tower, love letters) and other binding utensils, interesting stuff for graphic designer's, architects, and artsy types. Lots of fun folders for organizing all your papers. A line of colorful photo albums, washi tape, organizers, and Segrid wallets, which we discovered elsewhere and are forevermore devoted to as the world's best wallet. It's petite, but packed with beautiful stuff.

After five hours in the Louvre we wandered out, bleary eyed, feet and backs hurting, and wandered into a little shopping area. If I'm completely honest, I was a little annoyed the way I am when amusement parks have ride exits through the gift shop. It was actually alright since we still wanted to find some gifts to bring home to friends and family. After finding some goodies at Maxime's I meandered by Delfonics window. The weirdest thing happened as I pivoted on my heel and fell right inside the store. Must have been a weird gravitational well and that gravitational well is "Andie is a sucker for stationery shops". They had SO many goodies - great journals, stationery supplies, cool Japanese pens, and notepads. Basically it was a dream within a dream. My daughter is also afflicted with stationery store fever. Let's just safely say that we both found memorable items to take home and use daily which reminds of us the magical place that is Delfonics.

I think it's unfair to call this an "office equipment" shop. It's a place for those who love to create - whether it's drawing or writing. There's great notebooks and writing implements, but also watches and wallets. I was here to pick up a new Bellroy "phone wallet" which allowed me to put my iPhone plus into a zippable wallet that also held money, cards, keys, etc, thereby reducing my daily carry. After spending 10 minutes taking everything out of my wallet and stuffing it into the display version, the clerks got a new version out for me, just when I was happy to take the display version, chock full of my cards and money already. For those not content to just use something basic, but who want thoughtful and well made implements for their everyday lives, this little shop in the Carrousel of the Louvre, full of helpful staff who often can speak English, is for you.

I have been a diehard fan of Delfonics Rollbahn notebooks for years !! It's the only notebook I use , they are sooo perfect . The offwhite color of the paper ! The grid paper that isn't too heavily inked so you can read pencil over it , markers hardly bleed through , pens never bleed through ! And the storage pockets in the back are so useful . I've been ordering them from Australia for years AND DIED WHEN MY MOM TOLD ME THERE WAS A STORE in Paris for our trip !!!! It was everything and more . The notebooks were a fraction of the Australian online reseller , I flipped a lid and left with 11 notebooks over 2 separate visits . They are sooo nice in there !! The store is full of Japanese stationary that is so high quality and creative it is easy to get lost in there . HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for any stationary lover . Go spend an hour in here and get lost amongst a magic little land where you will dream about all your days to come .

Wish they were in NYC... The store has many items from pens, containers, stationaries, bags, cases etc the customer service was amazing.