LE CONCEPT STORE PARISPARADIS
Parisparadis
My little paradise and my very personal Paris.
A place born out of ten years in Paris – shaped by my work as a trend scout and designer in the fashion and design industry. The Paris that inspired and formed me, I bring with me to St. Gallen, where I let it flourish in a new, quieter way.
The space, once used as the darkroom of the renowned photography shop and studio Foto Baer, has been transformed by me into Parisparadis – a place to enter, linger, and discover.
Parisparadis is
- a boutique
- a concept store
- my atelier and creative space
but above all, a personal space for people who choose consciously and take their time.
During my years in Paris, while searching for unique objects, fabrics, and materials for styling projects and trend books, I regularly visited flea markets. “Chiner” – the delicate art of searching for hidden treasures – became my passion.
For me, Paris is not a cliché of the Eiffel Tower and baguettes, but a place of diversity and inspiration. A city where cultures meet: Japan with Finland, Senegal with Denmark, North Africa with Vietnam.
This diversity lives on in Parisparadis – not as mass production, but as a carefully curated selection.
At Parisparadis you will find carefully curated objects with story and soul:
ceramics, textiles, accessories, candles, books, small furniture pieces, artworks and found objects – some created by myself, others discovered along the way.
Not everything is available at all times.
Much is one of a kind.
A place for things that stay – or move on.
In addition to the store, I offer individual interior consulting – with a sensitivity for atmosphere, materials, and the dialogue between objects and spaces.
Step inside and take home „un peu d'air et de flair parisien“ with you.
If you can't visit the Concept Store in St. Gallen, you can also discover a carefully curated selection in the PARISPARADIS E-Shop, featuring handmade ceramics, vintage treasures, art and unique objects from Paris and beyond. New pieces are added regularly.
Soyez les bienvenus
Shirin Tanyer-Heezen