L'Atelier Singulier, Paris, one-of-a-kind goods for home and body handmade in France
On the list for our next trip to Paris: L’Atelier Singulier, a shop that specializes in fine French crafts. The store which appropriately is located in the heart of the city s historic district of artisans was founded by... ...Stéphanie Bastard de Crisnay and Margaux Pecorari who left their corporate jobs to pursue their passion for traditionally made goods Situated in an old workshop, L’Atelier Singulier showcases its one-of-a-kind goods in a bright gallery-like showroom. An ingenious wall of painted frames and shelving showcases more colorful pieces. All pieces selected by Stéphanie and Margaux are sustainable and contemporary, made from fundamental, elemental materials such as wood, leather, earth, metal, glass, stone, paper, and textiles. Handmade by Paule Fattaccioli, each Crayon Coffee Mug features subtle crayon-like drawings; €20 ($21.74). Inserted onto the heated tip of Candle Holder at La Pointe, an original design in clear or gray handblown glass by Laurence Brabant & Alain Villechange, a candle appears to float in the air; €35 ($38.05) each. This speckled, porcelain Blue Salad Bowl is by Pia Van Peteghem; €70 ($76.10). Part of this month’s special-edition project, Twins Hammers are handmade by Étienne Dulin; €150 ($163.08). Julia Tomàs Avinent uses natural pigments for this Pink Marbled Notebook and other paper goods; €24 ($26.09). A Glass Tea Pot is handblown by Laurence Brabant and Alain Villechange; €160 ($173.95). Handmade by Antonis Cardew and Antony Bonniot, this Beveled Walnut Tray is a L’Atelier Singular exclusive; €150 ($163.08). A touch of luxury, Morgane Baroghel-Cruc’s Gold Woven Cushion is hand-loomed from linen, cotton, and lurex; €290 ($315.29). Stephanie and Margaux next to a birch and leather Weekend Bag by Damien Béal; €770 ($837.14).