A charming shop in Paris, called BORGO DELLE TOVAGLIE, at 4 Rue du Grand Prieure, with an industrial look to it, showing beautiful cutlery and crockery, and lots of washed linens. Their other shop is in Bologna, Italia. They show bed room linens, table cloths, napkins, eco-friendly coffee jugs made of bamboo and corn powder, and pastel coloured, unbreakable crockery, reminiscent of Wedgewood with their rims. Their restaurant is really worth while a visit, especially for lunch. Photo's by Milou Ket

A charming shop in Paris, called BORGO DELLE TOVAGLIE, at 4 Rue du Grand Prieure, with an industrial look to it, showing beautiful cutlery and crockery, and lots of washed linens. Their other shop is in Bologna, Italia. They show bed room linens, table cloths, napkins, eco-friendly coffee jugs made of bamboo and corn powder, and pastel coloured, unbreakable crockery, reminiscent of Wedgewood with their rims. Their restaurant is really worth while a visit, especially for lunch. Photo's by Milou Ket

A charming shop in Paris, called BORGO DELLE TOVAGLIE, at 4 Rue du Grand Prieure, with an industrial look to it, showing beautiful cutlery and crockery, and lots of washed linens. Their other shop is in Bologna, Italia. They show bed room linens, table cloths, napkins, eco-friendly coffee jugs made of bamboo and corn powder, and pastel coloured, unbreakable crockery, reminiscent of Wedgewood with their rims. Their restaurant is really worth while a visit, especially for lunch. Photo's by Milou Ket

A charming shop in Paris, called BORGO DELLE TOVAGLIE, at 4 Rue du Grand Prieure, with an industrial look to it, showing beautiful cutlery and crockery, and lots of washed linens. Their other shop is in Bologna, Italia. They show bed room linens, table cloths, napkins, eco-friendly coffee jugs made of bamboo and corn powder, and pastel coloured, unbreakable crockery, reminiscent of Wedgewood with their rims. Their restaurant is really worth while a visit, especially for lunch. Photo's by Milou Ket

A charming shop in Paris, called BORGO DELLE TOVAGLIE, at 4 Rue du Grand Prieure, with an industrial look to it, showing beautiful cutlery and crockery, and lots of washed linens. Their other shop is in Bologna, Italia. They show bed room linens, table cloths, napkins, eco-friendly coffee jugs made of bamboo and corn powder, and pastel coloured, unbreakable crockery, reminiscent of Wedgewood with their rims. Their restaurant is really worth while a visit, especially for lunch. Photo's by Milou Ket