7 Cool and Unusual Addresses for Your Christmas Shopping

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Unique objects, stylish clothing, quirky gifts, and arty little treats… Here’s a selection of stunning boutiques where you’ll find the perfect Christmas presents. From original concept stores to whimsical shops, discover our shortlist of top addresses to spoil your loved ones.

The place. Ten years after opening their first shop in the heart of the 11th arrondissement, Klin d’Œil has just inaugurated a second location—this time in the Latin Quarter. Just steps from the Jardin des Plantes, this new gem stays true to its funky, colorful, and vibrant identity. Behind the bright yellow façade, you’ll find pop, chic, fun, and design-forward products curated by sister duo Émilie and Virginie. Tableware, décor, soap, accessories, stationery… a treasure trove of little gems to slip under the Christmas tree.

Gift ideas. Soma candles scented with Amber, Jasmine Flower, or Fig Wood (€30), adorable BigLoop mugs with rounded handles (€35), leopard-printed soaps (€15), stunning porcelain vases by Capucine Pageron (€380), or yellow earthenware pieces by Lola Mayeras (€169). The perfect option if you’re indecisive? Workshop gift cards offering arty experiences led by the creators featured in-store (from €50), plus surprise pouches with themes like love, travel, or dreams (from €35)!

Klin d’Œil, 12 rue Lacépède, Paris 5e.  01 77 15 22 30. Open daily from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. and 3 p.m.–7 p.m.

The place. Their iconic Marais boutique needs no introduction—there’s always a queue outside. The real novelty lies near Palais-Royal, on the elegant rue de Richelieu, where Officine Universelle Buly has opened its third Parisian location. Expect their signature vintage and refined atmosphere, giving your gift hunt the feeling of a journey back in time. Wood paneling, warm hues, moldings, and ceiling artwork meet combs, candles, travel kits, and exceptional objects.

Gift ideas. Their selection of combs – for hair, moustache, or even eyebrows – is impossibly chic (from €25), as are their Campagne d’Italie–scented decorative pencils (€70) and antique oils infused with Mexican tuberose, Berkane orange blossom, or Madagascar amber (€50). Need to send a gift from afar? Opt for their scented postcards (€8). And for furry friends, their adorable dog-and-cat brushes (from €35). The best part? Every bottle, candle, and incense item is meticulously wrapped in a customizable, hand-calligraphed label.

Officine Universelle Buly, 29 rue de Richelieu, Paris 1er. 01 76 75 95 67. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The place. Often overlooked, the boutiques of perfume house Fragonard (especially the stunning wood-lined one near Opéra Garnier) are filled with refined gift ideas. In addition to fragrances, Fragonard now offers gorgeous décor pieces inspired by Provence and Sicily, along with colorful printed clothing. Basically, the perfect last-minute lifesaver for mother-in-law gifts.

Gift ideas. The brand-new art-of-living collection inspired by Lappish tales: a set of 4 essential care towels (€30), beautiful Midnight Sun pillowcases (€50), and a lovely floral vase (€18). Clothing-wise: a wool shawl (€115), a cozy balaclava (€65), a silk scarf (€80), and an adorable toiletry bag (€40). End with the soft Fragonard fragrances: room sprays (€34), diffusers (from €37), Christmas candles (€34), and the delicious orange blossom perfume with jasmine and bergamot notes (€105).

Fragonard Francs Bourgeois, 5 rue Boudreau, Paris 9. 01 44 78 01 32. Open Monday–Saturday 10:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m.–7 p.m.

The place. At SLOW Galerie, you browse like in a record shop, searching for that rare gem. No vinyls here, but over 5,000 posters, drawings, engravings, screen prints, and illustrations fill every corner, with stock constantly renewed.

Gift ideas. Prices range from €20 to €3,500 depending on the piece: Bientôt (€70), perfect for dreaming of summer days; Charles-Henri, a unique posca piece signed by artist Camille de Sussac (€25); or ink-on-paper works by Victor Pellet—we’re torn between Collines au fil de l’eau (€150) and Avant le Soir (€50).

SLOW Galerie, 5 rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, Paris 11. Open Monday–Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The place. The must-see concept store nestled in the heart of the Marais. Deeya reinvents the image of Made in India through its stunning permanent boutique featuring colorful pieces from Indian designers—clothing, jewelry, and accessories straight from the subcontinent.

Gift ideas. Embroidered Manuela and Floral Block Print shirts and tops (€300 each); beaded bags from Ode to Odd (Blue Water Lily, €500); the Léo herringbone wool jacket (€420); Berry Swan kaftan-style linen dresses (€854); pearl necklaces by Gamut (Carrom Board, €80); and Misho’s 22-carat gold-plated jewelry (Gemela, €100).

Deeya, 21 rue du Bourg Tibourg, Paris 4e, Open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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The place. A boutique where Provence reigns supreme! Press agency founder Sophie Douzal turned her summer memories into her beautiful brand Le Château de ma Mère. The colorful Grenelle boutique instantly transports you to the South, wrapped in floral linens that smell like lavender—a soothing burst of summertime warmth.

Gift ideas. Gorgeous lavender cushions (€60), a pretty printed toiletry bag (€60), and striped silk scarves (€65)—perfect for setting the mood before diving into a Marcel Pagnol novel.

Le Château De Ma Mère, 84 bis rue de Grenelle, Paris 7. Open Monday–Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The place. Great news: artist and illustrator Marin Montagut, a Parisian favorite, has opened his charming cabinet of curiosities in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Expect glassware, scarves, boxes, cushions, and countless hand-illustrated wonders à la Marie-Antoinette. His signature? A delicate, meticulous, beautifully imperfect stroke that makes every object irresistible.

Gift ideas. The “Paris je t’aime” secret box, a trompe-l’œil book perfect for hiding precious jewelry (from €135); the handmade Jardin du Palais-Royal glass (€39); the Maison du Bonheur cushion (€110); or the comforting Sicile-scented candle (€78).

Marin Montagut, 48 rue Madame, Paris 6. Open Monday–Saturday 11 a.m.–7 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m.–6 p.m.

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