Linen shop in Paris or Bordeaux
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This is my supplier ! Excellent quality - they have a shop in Bordeaux and several in Paris (see map) : http://www.linvosges.com/fr/nos-magasins.htm
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Another boutique Carre Blanc, they have their own branded stores in Paris and also are in GALERIES LAFAYETTE in Lordeaux
CARRE BLANC BORDEAUX GALERIES LAFAYETTE 11 RUE SAINTE CATHERINE 33000 BORDEAUX
https://www.carreblanc.com/
CARRE BLANC BORDEAUX GALERIES LAFAYETTE 11 RUE SAINTE CATHERINE 33000 BORDEAUX
https://www.carreblanc.com/
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I Have purchased at department stores in Paris and also Bouchera.
http://www.french-brand.com/bedding/...ra-collection/
http://www.french-brand.com/bedding/...ra-collection/
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Depends on your budget and whether you are looking for linen, cotton, etc.
Olivier Desforges, Anne Solene, Turpault are some of the higher-end linens - all available at Galeries Lafayette - as well as designers such as Sonia Rykiel, Kenzo, etc.
Galeries Lafayette and BHV also have their "house brands", which are very nice and less expensive.
If you're looking for antique linens, you'll have trouble finding anything to fit modern mattresses.
Olivier Desforges, Anne Solene, Turpault are some of the higher-end linens - all available at Galeries Lafayette - as well as designers such as Sonia Rykiel, Kenzo, etc.
Galeries Lafayette and BHV also have their "house brands", which are very nice and less expensive.
If you're looking for antique linens, you'll have trouble finding anything to fit modern mattresses.
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