Because, interiors aren’t decorated—they’re composed.
The Parisian home is never just a place to sleep—it’s a reflection of taste, time, texture, and lived-in elegance. Whether it’s a Saint-Germain pied-à-terre layered in linen and antiques, or a Marais loft dotted with design-led ceramics and curated calm, the Parisian interior is a composition of objects with soul.
Forget the showroom aesthetic. Parisians mix high and humble, vintage and artisanal, contemporary and timeless. And behind every elegant flat lies a roster of homeware names whispered from one aesthete to another—never shouted, always understood.
The Socialites unveil the homeware brands Parisians truly swear by—from porcelain houses with centuries of prestige to modern makers crafting tomorrow’s heirlooms.
Astier de Villatte – Ghostly Porcelain, Eternal Charm
📍 173 Rue Saint-Honoré, 1er
With its slightly off-white, hand-glazed ceramics and whimsical, otherworldly designs, Astier de Villatte is a boho-luxe cult favorite. Their pieces look like they were plucked from a 19th-century sketchbook—and placed in every tastemaker’s kitchen.
– Known for: Uneven-edged plates, candle-scent collabs, and poetic journals.
– Vibe: Ghosts of Montmartre meet antique chic.
La Tuile à Loup – Crafted by Fire and Hand
📍 35 Rue Daubenton, 5e
This boutique is a treasure chest of handmade French pottery, ceramics, and tableware from regional artisans. Parisians come here to discover one-of-a-kind pieces for the kind of table that makes you want to linger.
– Known for: Rustic glazes, seasonal motifs, timeless form.
– Vibe: Slow Provence inside the Paris ring.
Merci – Design-Minded, Effortlessly Cool
📍 111 Boulevard Beaumarchais, 3e
Merci is more than a store—it’s a lifestyle temple. From linen cushions and minimalist serveware to artisanal soap and lighting, this concept store is where Parisians go to upgrade their daily rituals without losing their edge.
– Known for: Utility-chic linens, modern ceramics, Parisian essentials.
– Vibe: Industrial loft meets softness.
Maison Sarah Lavoine – Color Theory Meets Function
📍 6 Place des Victoires, 2e + multiple locations
Interior designer Sarah Lavoine’s brand is color-led, elegant, and deeply Parisian. Her signature “Bleu Sarah” is instantly recognizable, and her collections span from furniture to plates to candles to paint.
– Known for: Statement lamps, lacquered trays, textiles in fearless tones.
– Vibe: Left Bank gallery married to a design showroom.
Caravane – Nomadic, Textural, Global
📍 6 Rue Pavée, 4e + several others
Caravane brings together global craftsmanship with relaxed French refinement. Think linen daybeds, handwoven rugs, indigo throws, and washed color palettes that feel like sunset in Marrakech—but make sense in a Haussmannian flat.
– Known for: Layered living. Unstructured elegance. Travel soul. – Vibe: Ethno-chic without the clichés.
Maison de Vacances – Casual Luxury in Soft Hues
📍 Passage Dauphine, 6e (inside)
If your idea of home is washed velvet, soft greys, and textures that whisper, Maison de Vacances delivers. A quiet favorite for Parisian stylists and editors, it offers sophisticated comfort made for slow Sundays.
– Known for: Linen duvets, velvet cushions, softness that photographs beautifully. – Vibe: Cloudy luxury.
Bonus: Puces de Saint-Ouen – Because the Real Icons Are Often Old
📍 Porte de Clignancourt, 18e
The Paris flea market to end all flea markets. If it’s style you want and soul you crave, head here to hunt for silver trays, mid-century chairs, handblown vases, or a single perfect oil painting.
– Known for: Style serendipity. – Vibe: Museum meets mad aunt’s attic.
Final Touch from The Socialites:
Parisians don’t decorate—they curate and compose. A home isn’t made of trends, but of layers: stories, travels, textures, and intentional objects. Whether it’s a chipped plate or a velvet pillow, if it’s loved, it belongs.
—The Socialites