Along the same fashion pedigree as London’s Dover Street Market or Berlin’s Departmentstore Quartier 206, Spree is the renegade Paris cousin developed by fashion designer Roberta Oprandi and art director Bruno Hadjadj. Together the two collaborate on one of the city’s top fashion Mecca’s containing a micro-department store of furniture, art gallery and fashion. Located in a sparse shopping space that would make Le Corbusier proud, the quirky fashion boutique stocks headliner labels like Lagerfeld, Comme des Garcons, Marc Jacobs, Maison Martin Margiela and APC.
Tips
An on-site gallery attracts blue blood collectors that frequent the rotating exhibits by local painters, photographers and sketchers at various levels of their career.
Last Word
Home furnishings are more affordable than you expected, a socialist’s delight that includes affordable retro pieces that are a find for under 300-Euro to more pricey items like vintage tables by Knoll and Vandermeeren.
