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It´s time for another blue door! I stumbled upon this one on Boulevard Beaumarchais. Not only the blue door itself caught my eyes, but also the beautiful stony adornment. P.S.: Sorry for not posting daily in the last weeks, my life was a little topsy-turvy...
The inside of the "Square Trousseau"...
I love the cover of the menu of the restaurant "Le Square Trousseau" in the 11th arrondissement. I went there only once for breakfast, but I surely will be back in four months!
Today is "Jour du Macaraon" (Macaron Day) in France, an annual celebration of the delicate meringue-based confections. Pierre Hermé, who launched this event in 2005, will be offering free macarons (4 per capita) in his Paris stores as will other participating members of the Relais Desserts association (Sadahru Aoki, Laurent Duchêne, Jean-Paul Hévin and Arnaud Larher). What a pity that I´m not able to participate in this day!!!
At Bert´s, a "contemporary café", near the Pont de l´Alma. Basically it´s a fast food café where you can eat quickly, well and healthy. Wifi access and magazines are available free of charge.
Whereas in Vienna you see mostly old women with shopping caddies, in Paris it´s a completely normal thing for old AND young. This lady opted for a Barbapapa shopping caddy. Can you blame her?
Here´s another blue door in the Marais, more precisely in Rue Vieille du Temple. I love the wroght-iron adornment.
In Paris even the Body Shop looks nicer than everywhere else.
... on Place de Furstemberg. Please note the elegant stool!
In October 2008 there was a great exhibition of French fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier at the Petit Palais. His photographs were fused with the museum´s permanent collection which created a very interesting atmosphere.
Oh how I love the windows of the Parisian boulangeries and pâtisseries! It´s nearly impossible to just pass by...
These days there was a lot of agitation at Dior thanks to John Galliano. I´m sorry and disappointed, but also think that Mr. Galliano did a lot of great designs for Dior.
It´s time for another blue door! I stumbled upon this one on Boulevard Beaumarchais. Not only the blue door itself caught my eyes, but also the beautiful stony adornment. P.S.: Sorry for not posting daily in the last weeks, my life was a little topsy-turvy...
I love the cover of the menu of the restaurant "Le Square Trousseau" in the 11th arrondissement. I went there only once for breakfast, but I surely will be back in four months!
Today is "Jour du Macaraon" (Macaron Day) in France, an annual celebration of the delicate meringue-based confections. Pierre Hermé, who launched this event in 2005, will be offering free macarons (4 per capita) in his Paris stores as will other participating members of the Relais Desserts association (Sadahru Aoki, Laurent Duchêne, Jean-Paul Hévin and Arnaud Larher). What a pity that I´m not able to participate in this day!!!
Whereas in Vienna you see mostly old women with shopping caddies, in Paris it´s a completely normal thing for old AND young. This lady opted for a Barbapapa shopping caddy. Can you blame her?
Here´s another blue door in the Marais, more precisely in Rue Vieille du Temple. I love the wroght-iron adornment.
The "living wall" of the Musée du Quai Branly near the Eiffel Tower designed by French botanist Patrick Blanc.
In October 2008 there was a great exhibition of French fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier at the Petit Palais. His photographs were fused with the museum´s permanent collection which created a very interesting atmosphere.
Oh how I love the windows of the Parisian boulangeries and pâtisseries! It´s nearly impossible to just pass by...
These days there was a lot of agitation at Dior thanks to John Galliano. I´m sorry and disappointed, but also think that Mr. Galliano did a lot of great designs for Dior.
