Paris - Marais District - Window Shopping 2

Here are a few things that caught my eye on the way from Place des Vosges to the apartment via rue de Francs Bourgeous, and rue de Rambuteau.
Wild shoes!  If only I could still wear those high heels.

The pieces on the wall are tiles.

Nice glass vases in one of the stores. Yes, we made it
inside this one. We were drawn in from the street!

The cutest lampshades.  I asked if I could order from
their online store.  No..... Hmmm. I'll keep checking.

These squares looked really yummy.

More good treats to eat.

I took a photo of the front of the store so that I can
remember the name. I will have to go back there!

Prepared foods, like in an American deli, to take home
for dinner.
Shop after shop, with fun things.  There are a lot of colorful displays.

Comments

Ginan said…
Wow, it would be so fun to shop here! And again, the food looks great.
April 6, 2011 at 6:22 PM
Tina said…
And if you did still wear high heels, Ladee, I would still straighten the seams of your stockings for you. (Good old St. Regis days!)
March 16, 2012 at 8:32 PM
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