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A wonderland landmark
As soon as we step into the shop, we only have one desire: to wander around in this kind of flea market where nothing seems to match, and yet everything goes together. On recovered and scavenged furniture from all over the place, objects and fabrics turn this place into a kind of antique shop 2.0. A little boudoir filled with treasures, where you are sure to find exactly what you came for. Yes, even if you didn't come to buy anything specific.
And for a good reason. From household linen to candles, bags, soaps, salt, cushions, and even tableware, here everything is carefully chosen by the owner who has only one selection criterion: that the object has a soul and awakens the senses. And it's a success! Colors and patterns are spread everywhere, materials overlap and mix, the scents enwrap us discreetly, in short, we are stimulated, touched...€e, and even amené·e à voyager.
.See this post on InstagramCharlotte also pays great attention to the ethical dimension of her products. Nothing is sold in her store without her knowing exactly where it comes from, including products from abroad, often created in partnership with humanitarian associations. Similarly, everything that is a candle or cosmetic is made entirely with natural ingredients.
Natural arrangement. And a little bonus, she plans to soon set up a bargain hunters' corner and a second-hand space, in-store and on the website (currently still under construction, but it should be operational by early 2024)! [NOTE: The provided text contains HTML tags and formatting that cannot be replicated in a plain text response.]See this post on Instagram
A return to the roots
Opened just a year ago, in 2022, this boutique is a return to the roots for Charlotte. A former teacher and editor who occasionally sold household linen at the markets of the Isle of Ré (where she recently opened a second location), she decides to change her life and create a place in her own image./strong>. They reflect her love for poetry, for travel, and even for her two cats, who gave their name to the boutique.
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It's a real neighborhood commerce that we love, warm and lively, where people come first to talk and get advice. And Charlotte offers a wide range of real help services, from simple consultations to a complete investment in the decoration of a place. Ideal for those.For those who don't have time, or simply for those who don't know much but don't want to give in to the convenience of IKEA (and we understand them). Here, everyone is welcome, you will always be well received. And even though Zephyr and Lune truly seek to prioritize quality, craftsmanship, and artisanal work, including many handmade pieces from India or Nepal, don't worry, there's something for every budget. She also offers permanent deals on bed linen! Because for Charlotte, beauty doesn't mean it's only for the elite, and we thank her for that.
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Zephyr and Moon
11, Sophie-Germain Street - 14th District
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