This edition of AH Magazine begins in Paris, then moves through the objects, tastes, scents, images, spaces, and places that give everyday life its shape. Paris appears in this issue along the banks of the Seine, across its bridges, in old façades,...
Paris enters a person through the movement of the Seine, through light gliding across stone, and through the feeling that every façade knows an old story. A ship sails across the city’s coat of arms, a symbol born from the community of river...
Paris enters a person through the movement of the Seine, through light gliding across stone, and through the feeling that every façade knows an old story. A ship sails across the city’s coat of arms, a symbol born from the community of river...
Pont Neuf Pont Neuf is the oldest surviving bridge in Paris. When it was built, it was new in every sense: the city’s first stone bridge built without houses on it and with pavements for pedestrians. It carried people to the opposite bank,...
On Rue du Bac, Deyrolle arranges school charts, insects under glass, minerals, books, and mounted specimens across rooms where education, collecting, and the craft of working with objects have remained under one roof. Samantha Harispuru,...
Marin Montagut, illustrator, designer, and collector, has built his world somewhere between flea markets, old workshops, and the streets of Paris. A childhood spent among antiques, a love of drawing, and an early familiarity with objects...
