Guida della città di Parigi
1. ALYSI BOUTIQUE
Alysi opens its third flagship boutique in Paris, in the Saint-Germain district.
The boutique reflects Alysi's identity: the interiors are a blend of urban elements and artistic refinements, with raw surfaces and sophisticated details, such as the choice of iconic pieces. The design, which evokes the atmosphere of the 70s and 80s, has been conceived to create a dynamic and immersive environment. The project is enriched by refined materials such as green onyx marble and a careful selection of vintage furnishings.
2. BOULANGERIE POILÂNE
Located since 1932 on Rue du Cherche-Midi, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Boulangerie Poilâne is a Parisian institution where tradition and craftsmanship coexist in an atmosphere suspended in time. The famous wood-fired sourdough loaves, marked with a "p," are the symbol of an authentic and timeless savoir-faire. Poilâne, like Alysi, blends art de vivre, creativity, and attention to detail. A culinary experience that captures Paris with the same elegance and care that distinguish Alysi.
2. GALERIE AMELIE DU CHALARD
Founded in 2015 by Amélie du Chalard, the Galerie Amélie du Chalard in Paris reinterprets the art gallery as a welcoming home: a living space, bathed in light and designed as a curated residence, where every work dialogues with the domestic environment. Here, the abstract art of about eighty international artists (painting, sculpture, photography, installations, and ceramics) is integrated into displays that combine aesthetics and familiarity. The gallery welcomes collectors seeking authenticity and inspiration in a warm and refined setting.
The intimate and warm atmosphere felt in the Amélie du Chalard gallery is familiar to Alysi, which conceives of space as a place to be lived in, not just visited.
3. CINÉMA SAINT-ANDRÉ DES ARTS
Located in the heart of the Latin Quarter, the Cinéma Saint-André des Arts has been a landmark for art-house cinema since 1971. With its three screens, it shows auteur films, documentaries, and experimental cinema.
The inspirations that the fashion world has drawn from cinema over time are infinite.
The spirit of the place, independent and welcoming, is an invitation to enjoy an intellectual, emotional, and authentic experience.
5. MUSÉE NATIONAL PICASSO
In the heart of the Marais, the Musée national Picasso transforms the elegant Hôtel Salé into an immersive experience featuring over 5,000 works by the artist: paintings, sculptures, and archival documents.
Picasso’s painting has always fascinated Alysi, which recognizes in his instinctive brushwork the value of imperfection, as a means to communicate emotions and personality more directly.
“It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child.”
5. YVON LAMBERT BOOKSHOP
Librairie Yvon Lambert is a sanctuary in the Marais for those seeking artist books, fashion/art/design/architecture magazines, and insights into contemporary culture. Founded in 1967 by Yvon Lambert, the bookstore has evolved its mission, also integrating a gallery and a publishing house.
Since 2017, the new space, designed by architect Dominique Perrault, has offered a refined and stimulating environment where art and literature meet in a continuous dialogue.
The perfect place for Alysi’s curious eyes, always in search of new inspiration from the creative worlds surrounding them.
