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Paris By Design

Name: Paris By Design
Author: and designer Eva Jorgensen explores why Paris has such a magnetic pull for artists and design lovers
ISBN: 9781419734700

by and designer Eva Jorgensen explores why Paris has such a magnetic pull for artists and design lovers

Author and designer Eva Jorgensen explores why Paris has such a magnetic pull for artists and design lovers. An eclectic and influential group of contributors—creatives based in Paris and abroad—offer travel tips and insight into Paris’s fashion, design, craft, and art scenes. Recommending more than 450 places to visit, shop, stay, eat, and drink, Paris by Design is both an inspirational source for satiating design-centric wanderlust and a practical guide full of places creatively curious Francophiles will want to visit. Designed by Linnea Paulsson Neppelberg Published by Abrams, 2019 Hardcover, 288 pages, 200 color images, 7 × 9 inches ISBN: 978-1-41-973470-0

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