Even if you don’t think you know Marin Montagut, you know Marin Montagut. This darling Parisian shop feels like a homey artist studio, a dreamy art-filled space with a dash of whimsy mixed into the classic French aesthetic. Stepping inside the Left Bank shop is like stepping into a cabinet of curiosites that feels like a love letter to Paris. Enchanting objects with illustrated motifs displayed in little vignettes within a former family-owned tapestry workshop.
Everything in the shop feels romantic, storied. From hand painted glassware to printed foulards, vitrines à merveilles (decorative illustrated shadowboxes) to a porcelain painters palette. There’s something immediately familiar about the collection. Symbols of everyday Paris from a humble garden chair to street signs to the classic Art Nouveau metropolitain entryways, elevated to timeless treasures begging to be taken home. It’s more than a tasteful souvenir shop, it’s a celebration and preservation of the pretty things in life, to be cherished and shared.
| Address | 48 Rue Madame, Paris |
| Website | https://www.marinmontagut.com/ |
| @marinmontagut | |
| Hours | 11:00-19:00 Monday – Saturday, closed Sunday |
| Price | $$$ – things can be a little pricey but they have a variety of products at a range of price points |
| Aesthetic | charming, vintage, artsy and colorful space with beautifully arranged objects |
Go here for: a little trinket, an artsy souvenir for your home, a pretty gift
Don’t miss: the hand-painted glasses and porcelain pieces that are sure to earn a prized spot in your cabinet
Amount of time to spend: give yourself at least 20 minutes to leisurely peruse
When to come: weekdays and earlier in the day tend to be better to avoid elbow bumping
Getting here: about a 5 minute walk from Rennes (line 12) and Saint-Sulpice (line 4)
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Last visited: October 2024
Last updated: December 2025