Le Paris invisible de la rue, le plus créatif et secret : un garage-appartement retapé par un brocanteur, un trois pièces qui tutoie le Sacré-Coeur, un beau rooftop à louer pour une nuit ou des bureaux installés dans une ancienne fabrique de manèges. ©Electre 2024

Creative Paris

So, you've visited the Eiffel Tower, Sacré-Coeur, and the Louvre. You sampled buttery croissants, 365 cheeses, and the bubbliest of champagnes. Think you've seen it all ? Well... not quite. You brushed right past the real Paris. The one that will make your heart skip a beat. The one hidden behind Haussmannian façades and tucked beneath zinc rooftops-inside, where true Parisians live, work, entertain, dream, and create.

For the past decade, French online phenomenon My Little Paris has divulged the city's best kept secrets in fashion, food, housewares, and lifestyle to their dedicated followers. Now, this creative team of dynamic entrepreneurs takes us inside their homes and workplaces, sharing Paris's freshest interior inspiration.

More than thirty spaces-each brimming with Parisian chic-reveal their singular style and are replete with ideas for sparking creativity. In a relaxed apartment on the edge of the Canal Saint Martin, an aquamarine wall complements a matching retro fridge and coffee mugs, all in the same hue. Bird cages, vinyl records, and colorful kimonos coexist harmoniously with vintage photographs, vibrant African wax cushions, and contemporary art. In an 11th arrondissement apartment, a pair of silver Margiela designer boots, plush orange bomber jacket, and hot pink visor pepper the furniture, in a riot of fashion showroom style. An old carousel factory in Montmartre houses the My Little Paris office, with a « dream room, » green wall, and rooftop terrace-with-a-view. Each location offers a place to recharge your batteries, slip into airplane mode, and kick-start ideas.

Step inside the My Little Paris universe, where creativity is a watchword and visionary thinking is a daily event.

From its humble beginnings in a Parisian attic, the French online phenomenon My Little Paris today reaches over four million subscribers. Every day, it sends its readers exclusive tips and suggestions for the most exciting, unusual, and up-and-coming locations in the City of Light. With offices in thirteen countries, My Little Paris offers bright ideas and fresh lifestyle inspiration to a cool and clued-in audience.