Surprisingly, major printing shop chains were closed on a Saturday. I arrived from the U.S…read more expecting printed proposals to be delivered to my hotel. They weren't. Luckily, Papeterie Réaux, a small, but well-equipped print shop was open and the printer was very professional, friendly, and spoke English. He got the job done on his sophisticated equipment in a half-hour and the new proposals looked terrific.

Great central location near the Paris Opera. I bought a cardboard shipping tube to store my…read moresouvenir postage in my luggage.

From the owner: Papeterie et fournitures Fournitures scolaires…read moreInformatique Bureautique Mobilier Copie-Imprimerie

Late review, but better Only had an hour in the hottest day in July there, but what a find. I met…read moreillustrator Rachel Cunningham (find her on Instagram as @Rachelcunning) who gave great tips on pens/inks that would be great for urban sketching while traveling (the ONE area I underpacked in). I only wish I'd had more time to pick up SCHMINKE watercolors for the pan (since they are not easily found in the US). I had a lovely time, and I thInk of this delightful little shop near the Opera House. I'd love to go back.

Lovely shop, lovely owner. Great place to spend dollars and time in Paris. Would love to visit…read moreagain!

Couldn't resist their display at the Hotel Bedford, down the street. Got some kind, caring help…read morefrom Brigitte, the kind (and professional) owner herself, on buying an beautiful snow globe. Of course, that led to multiple trips, and purchases of some (very) high-quality pens that make excellent gifts. The knowledgeable crew make the shopping experience both fun & enjoyable. They can even professionally giftwrap their beautiful pens, whilst you're there, looking to buy more... Next time I'm in Paris, I know where I'm staying and where to buy my next fountain pen.

A beautiful little shop in Paris! Many higher end fountain pen brands carried, such as…read moreFaber-Castell and Mont Blanc, but few of the mid-range like Lamy and Parker. They have Iroshizuku bottled inks and several colors of cartridges by Waterman. Thoroughly enjoyed my stop at this shop while on vacation!

They aren't that big, but have exactly what I hope to find in an art store, including all sizes and…read morebrants of pens and markers ( though for one tria marker, you pay 4.95€.) like most art supply stores I've found here in Paris, they tend to be expensive, but here they speak a little English and are generally helpful.

From the owner: Fournitures de Bureau, Dessin, Arts Graphiques, Beaux-Arts, Revues professionnelles pour la Mode,…read moreCahiers de Tendance, Objets design et tendance.

Had a bit of a laugh seeing some yellow vests for sale while waiting for checkout...do appreciate…read morethat they have battery and ink cartridge recycling kiosks right by the checkout counters.

From the owner: Papeterie et fournitures Fournitures scolaires…read moreInformatique Bureautique Mobilier Copie-Imprimerie

This location, like most Muji locations, is full of things that you didn't know you might need…read more So, exercise some self control. :-)

I find myself wishing I'd brought a bigger suitcase so I can load up on the gadgets, gizmos and…read moreorganizational tops that Muji offers. They have simple little notebooks that I've favored since the moment I found them.