Merci has a new unique concept within the parisian stores landscape. It was created with the cause to aid child protecting organizations beginning with those focused in Madagascar, one of the poorest countries on earth. All profits from this store go to a children’s charity in Madagascar.
In this area of 1500 m2, imagined by Marie-France and Bernard Cohen, founders of Bonpoint, the layout is more reminiscent of a house than a department store. You can find there an ensemble of multiple flavours – a used-books café in the library setting, clothes store featuring the clothes of famous designers who have donated them for the cause, deco products, perfume store, flower shop, and the garden…
French, bohemian, “grundzy,” scoutish, organic, and country-side inspired boutique invites you into the universe of the authentically luxurious camper.
Address:
11 boulevard Beaumarchais
75003 Paris
Metro: Saint Sébastien-Froissart ( ligne 8 )
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The Merci's garden. On the opposite side one can see a café-library.
On the right you can see the designer's Saint Laurent's clothes donated by the designer for the cause. In the far right - a small Goutal "laboratory" orchestrated by Isabelle Doyen (with fragant juice based on natural essences) sold in simple flacons at -40% discount off their regular prices.
A cafe within the used books biblioteque. The cafe serves home-baked bread, marmelades, and a little snack for noon.
Entrance to the clothes boutique
Elements within the deco boutique downstairs.
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