Fashion & Beauty

Boutique of the week

A French place with atmosphere

 
 

The French Atmosphere: 3312 N. Miami Avenue, Miami; 786.275.4108;
thefrenchatmosphere.com.
The French Atmosphere: 3312 N. Miami Avenue, Miami; 786.275.4108; thefrenchatmosphere.com.

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The lowdown: Eclectic art, glassware, fabrics, bedding — mon Dieu! The French Atmosphere boutique has got something for every South Florida home.

The ‘hood: In Midtown, The French Atmosphere is in good company when it comes to art and design-friendly neighbors. “Midtown is the perfect location to showcase our products and collections. The neighborhood is full of designers as well as design lovers,” says the store’s co-owner Cedric Montagnana.

The ambience: C’est très chic. The 1,200-square-foot space thoughtfully exudes the French concept of savoir vivre. “Our shop is warm and casual — the walls are lined with colorful fabrics and playful art while the hardwood floor exudes the charm and elegance of the products we sell,” co-owner Jack Alexandre Pepin says.

Highlights: From hard-to-find international brands such as Philippe Deshoulieres, Royal Limoges, Capdeco, L’Orfevrerie d’Anjou, Eisch, Garnier-Thiebaut, Sabre and Le Cadeaux, the boutique includes elaborately decorated plates, ice buckets that could pass for pieces of art, glassware, fabrics and some of the most decadent bedding in town.

Très bien!

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