Paris Market

The unifying theme of this magical emporium of old and new treasures may be nothing more than what the name implies: a love of Paris and flea markets. There’s a cabinet of curiosities that includes starfish, blowfish and butterflies, a table piled with beautifully packaged soaps and another groaning under stacks of great coffee-table books. In one corner stands a case of candy jars, in another displays of whimsical jewelry. The main floor has an old-fashioned zinc bar where customers can buy coffee or a cool drink, like water flavored with fresh watermelon and mint. Downstairs, a garden room displays hats, tools, vases, urns, lanterns; metal chairs hang from the ceiling. Another area is arranged like a dining room, with a massive country table, antlers on the wall and piles of white china. Other decorative delights include old leather rugby balls, antique suitcases, baskets and boccie balls.