this was my absolute fave gift/stationary shop in all of Paris. Just recently saw some of their…read moreitems at Anthropologie in the states- I hope they don't get too big as they are perfect just the way they are now. Lots of really clean design, pricepoints are manageable, staff seems ultra cool but not in a snobby way.

We were walking down one of Paris' many streets and we stumbled upon Papier Tigre. Not much to look…read moreat from the outside, but on the inside is a stationery person's dream. There are all these little cute binders, notebooks, pins, pens, desk lamps. Although a small store, I could have spent at least 30-45 min in there just perusing their goods. I ended up getting a beautiful journal with a "pen band" to hold the pens I would use with the journal. I also got a rotating calendar that shows the fruits and vegetables that are in season at the time. There was a beautiful desk lamp in the shape of a book that turns on when you open it and turns off when it's closed. So beautiful. Their products remind me of similar things you might find in a Japanese stationery store. You want to know what the best part was? They gave us a reusable bag after our purchase to carry our items!

It's a very big book store with multiple levels, including book sections ranging from fiction to…read morescience to educational materials to touristic guides. Note: books labeled with a yellow sticker are second-hand.

All you need in one place. HUGE store with lots of options, and in many languages too. My favorite…read morebookstore in Paris.

HUGE art and craft supply store. There were employees that we could've asked for help if we…read moreneeded, but no approached us as is the French way. Found what we wanted and the cashier was very pleasant. Highly recommend!

When traveling in Europe, the best way to see any city is to just go walk around. I love to wander…read morewhichever direction my feet take me, and on one recent day, they took me right past Rougier et Ple. I was honestly not sure what to expect. The building is REALLY big and kind of loud in decor. They sell a wide variety of items, mostly for arts and crafts. For Americans, think of it like a really big, expanded Michael's. I found a bunch of super cool cards and postcards there (I can never help myself... I love cards). And then as I went up floor after floor, I found the most stunning displays of paints, colored pencils, markers, canvases, etc. I didn't immediately locate the stairwell and instead rode up in the elevator. Don't do that... it's covered in graffiti and kind of nasty. Take the steps. But I had a great time poking around in this store and totally am happy I stumbled upon it during my adventuring!

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!

Awesome place with a lot of movie posters, artwork, and home decor. A must-see for our Paris tripread more

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.