THE ART OF LIVING
Kindred and Company, known for its aesthetics and its art of slow living, opened a large bookstore-bistro in Past Fall, Idaho USA, in spring 2024.
In this vintage-looking place which mixes culinary and literary experiences, you can taste “bistronomic” dishes or simply have a coffee in the middle of a library containing more than 20,000 books.
The "Au Petit Parisien" bookshelves and draper’s table complete the charm of this unique hang-out space with its industrial style and French lion’s paws finish.
CHIC & COLORFUL !
In July 2021, Ralph Lauren opened a pop-up in Ginza, the most fashionable district in Tokyo. The select shop shows the timeless and heterogeneous universe of the famous brand since its creation in 1967. « Au Petit Parisien » shelves accompany subtly the sophisticated simplicity of its iconic Polos.
MOVIE DEBUT !
Working desk «Au Petit Parisien » was chosen to furnish heroine’s appartment house in the movie " Ni une Ni deux " (2019) with Mathilde Seigner !
BON APPETIT !
« Au Petit Parisien » has renovated the interior of Restaurant « Le Hide » a stone thrown from the Arc of Triumph in Paris. In a casual and cocooning atmosphere, you will appreciate the creative and authentic cooking of chef Koba.
AT THE PARIS INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW !
« Au Petit Parisien » decorated the Corsican cheese dairy Pierucci’s booth at the Paris International Agricultural Show 2018, in Porte de Versailles Convention Center, Paris. A cosy and friendly atmosphere. Yam yam !
Au Petit Parisien on Youtube !
THRILLER DINING !
One of our brands, «Au Petit Parisien » is currently on display at the renown Parisian contemporary art center, Palais de Tokyo, for the exhibition « Double Self », a staging of a thriller by Franck Thilliez. The pieces are selected to part of the furniture and objets that reconstruct a crime scene ! You will discover our latest novelty " stool " and rediscover our timeless « Table with roll feet. »
Enjoy your visit !
Vue de l'exposition "Double Je, artisans d'art et artistes" au Palais de Tokyo du 24 mars au 16 mai 2016. Photo : Aurélien Mole