The Slow Life in Paris, Baby and Chien Included - Remodelista
There was a period of time when I spent afternoons pouring over the blog of Jae-Hyun Cheong and Stéphane Froger, owners of Le Petit Atelier de Paris. Photography by Alexa Hotz for Remodelista. Their picnics in Normandy, handmade porcelain pottery, and leisurely lifestyle left me a little wistful but resulted in a post about the shop... ...an infatuation with Shiba Inus (thanks to their mascot, Pompon), and eventually a trip in person last year. The simple shop exterior, just off rue de Montmorency in the Marais. A wooden basket of Galet (Stone) Vases (€14 each) and a grouping of small Espresso Cups (€6 each). A simple plank of wood and black iron sawhorses function as display tables in the small shop. Assiette Moule í Gí¢teau engraved with: amour, bonheur, santé, amitié, prospérité, and réussite; €9 each. In addition to porcelain vases and tableware, Cheong and Froger sell enamel switch plates and wall hooks. Small and Large Coloquinte Vases made from porcelain; prices range from €14 to €26. At Le Petit Atelier, the packaging is equally as important as the item it holds; the pale wooden boxes stacked in the window. A Serviette Herbier, illustrated by Joanna Concejo, hangs on the stone wall in the shop; €15. Small and large espresso cups in an open desk. Pouchettes of stickers and magnetic ceramic stars and flowers. Pom Pom poses for a photograph in the back courtyard. For more places to visit in and around Paris see our Travels with an Editor: Paris series and visit our Paris City Guide.