A new tea shop has opened in Saint-Louis neighbourhood: Thé des Lys. When the owners saw me taking photos they invited me in! More to come tomorrow.Nouveau salon de thé dans le quartier Saint-Louis : Thé des Lys. Lorsque les propriétaires m'ont vue prendre des photos, ils m'ont invitée à l'intérieur ! La suite demain !
la deuxieme photo me fait penser a une salles a manger pour poupée, on dirait des jouets
ReplyDeleteWürde ich gerne ein Stammkunde werden.
ReplyDeleteEinen guten Dienstag dir.
How lovely!
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It looks very elegant. That's a pretty funky arrangement in the vase.
ReplyDeleteThat was neighborly of them, wasn't it! Looks like a pleasant place. Maybe a bit too feminine for my tastes, though.
ReplyDeletePretty and delicate but also warm with those yellow walls. I wonder how tea shops get by - they aren't selling high mark-up stuff.
ReplyDeletePeople are proud of their things...and free publicity to boot. Love the color scheme.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place.
ReplyDeleteI like it. The huge white flower is lovely, the lighting is good, and the chairs look comfortable and inviting. The top photo is quite elegant...a place for tea and relaxation. Good thing they invited you in as it will reap rewards I am sure.
ReplyDeletenous n'avons pas les mêmes valeurs
ReplyDeletecela dit c'est trop mimi
JAck et Bergson me font rire.. Si un jour , je viens te voir, on ira boire un the là!
ReplyDeleteWhen the owners saw you taking photos, they invited you in ... how I wish our city is as friendly !!!!
ReplyDeleteThey invited the photographer IN instead of chasing her away.
ReplyDeleteI wish every place were like that.
J'adore les enseignes en jeu de mots. Dans ce genre de sport, les coiffeurs sont les meilleurs.
ReplyDeletesuper classe!
ReplyDeleteEst-il aussi bon le thé qu'en Chine, en Angleterre ou chez Mariage Frères ? Le cadre et le rituel y font beaucoup aussi...
ReplyDelete(Pour noël, la maman d'Oscar souhaite une théière...)
How cool that they invited you into the tea house... so many more are fearful of cameras... of what, beats me. Now they get some free PR! Smart move! And nice tea house!
ReplyDeleteThat is exciting news! I hope business is good and that it can stay open. In Charleston there are a dozen coffee shops, but the one tea shop we had wann't busy enough to stay open, sadly. I like the interior design in your image today.
ReplyDeletewhat an enchanting place. eager to hear more.
ReplyDeleteThe place looks lovely, and owner seems to be nice:)
ReplyDeleteBob Crowe a raison, je me pose souvent des questions sur ce genre de commerce, raffine, elegant et si le service est de meme, les frais sont lourds...
ReplyDeleteBob Crowe a raison, je me pose souvent des questions sur ce genre de commerce, raffine, elegant et si le service est de meme, les frais sont lourds...
ReplyDeleteLooking charming. Don't you love it when receive such a nice welcome when you're taking pictures somewhere?
ReplyDeleteWhat a fancy teashop! Looks like a lovely place to warm up with a cuppa :D
ReplyDeleteDainty and quaint are two words that come to mind. Nice soft light, too. You're providing the owners with some nice publicity which I'm sure they appreciate being a new business.
ReplyDeleteCharming and elegant place! :)
ReplyDeleteLéia
That's a lovely tea shop, Ciel!
ReplyDeleteLovely place, nobody invites me in when I am taking pictures...
ReplyDeleteIt looks so elegant! I LOVE it that you were invited in. :)
ReplyDelete@ VP: it's the first time anyone has ever invited me in!
ReplyDelete@ all: yes they do get free publicity on VDP but when they invited me in, they didn't know who was photographing their premises... With my point and shoot surely I can't be mistaken for a journalist!
J'adore les meubles ! Cet un beau rouge. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a happy place!
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