One of my favorite art stores in the world for high quality art supplies.i bought some wonderful…read morethick Sennelier oil crayons that i love.

Courteous employees, incredible assortment of art supplies. A Mecca. Interesting looking people…read morebrowsing in the shop, as well.

a cute art store tucked in an alleyway. it's very romantic, and they have an array of art supplies…read more they had a vibe of an antique store with odds and ends, but for art! the store doesn't allow photos inside, but i got a refillable sketchbook. the inside of the leather sleeve is impressed with their store name, which is a great souvenir for artists who travel.

Perfect stationary shop for those who love writing/paper, etc. Easy to get to (area) but not easy…read moreto locate. Take the metro to St. Michel, then look for Rue Danton (not blvd. St. Michel, my first mistake) and turn right at first block to Rue de St Andres des Art. It is NOT on the street itself (my 2nd mistake) but in passageway Couer de Commerce between #59 and 61. Once you enter, the shop is 10+ meters on your left. It is indeed tiny but a paper lover/writer's haven: journals, day timers, cards, pens & accessories, wooden bookmarks, postcards, wrapping paper et al. My favorite purchases included separate leather cases (holds one pen each) - I got three in red, blue and orange each - a sheave of wrapping paper in different designs and a wood bookmark. Many of the products are beautifully designed and handmade; the owner will tell you which country they are from or made in, The items I bought were from in Italy, India and France. Well worth the effort to find!

I love this art store! I just finished a 6-week drawing course in Montmartre and this was my…read more"local" art supplies shop. The people that work here are very helpful, kind, and patient. The shop has everything I was looking for in supplies. I purchased several different brands of pencils to get a feel for each (then went back to get more of the ones I really love), some toned paper, and a good sharpener. I hope to get back one more time to stock up before leaving town.

This place is an artists dream! I was only in town for 10 days and Anne was soo wonderful! From the…read moremoment I came in she was there to attend to my every need and was kind about it. Her and her work partner are both SO knowledgeable and intelligent - as an artist you may not even know what you need that day but these women will help you find it. It's a pro store. From oil to Goauche to acrylic to the pencil and pastel spectrum - Adam has it. The papers. The canvasses. Limitless options here. And the service - again - besides being so smart and helpful, these women can multitask like bartenders - they ring and advise and demo and help and do it over and over again without missing a beat. Thanks to Adam, I got everything I need to create exactly what I want I can't wait come back.

A large art selection of oil paints, acrylic, ink , colored pencils and printing mediums, along…read morewith supports such as stretched canvas, rolled canvas, brushes, copper plates, drawing pads. Cool papyrus sheets and heavy rag paper.

Huge range and variety of art supplies for art students or just simply art lovers. They help you…read moreout with picking materials and are really responsive. But just like any other art supply shop, their products still remain in the pricier range (although they have discounts for art students on certain products and general discounts on others). Anything you'd need art-wise is pretty much there.

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!

Was so fun to see this place in person. Isabelle Roché was a delight. The colors were amazing…read moreand it was so amusing to hear all the artists ooh and aaah as each box of pastels was opened. Now that I am home and have used them, I can truly say that these pastels are unique. Thank you Isabelle! I will be back.

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!