A secret garden
Just off rue de la Roquette behind a closed gate is a hidden artists' atelier,
filled with the sounds of wood planers and the scent of paint.
The paved courtyard provides light into the glassed workshops
and serves as a quiet spot amid the work
Rue de la Roquette
75011, Paris
Now this sounds (and looks) like dream space to me!! What a magical discovery, chere Genie...
ReplyDeleteBises,
- Irina :)
Bonsoir Genie. What a wonderful place you found! One of the things I love the most in crazy busy Paris, is how sometimes, you can find magical places like these when you least expect it... Hope all is well in Alabama. Veronique (French Girl in Seattle)
ReplyDeleteDelightful. I wish I had such a place to sit.
ReplyDeleteIt would be great to see some of the work produced in this inspirational location.
ReplyDeletejolie composition photographique!
ReplyDeleteBonne journée Genie!
A garden with beautiful plants!
ReplyDeleteLéia
What a wonderful find, Genie—and what a great place to work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and restful in daylight ... Bet it looks magical at night when those gold and blue globe lights are lit! What a find!
ReplyDeleteCozy little spot to take a breather from "artwork." I was wondering if the pink and blue bottles are a French version of the Southern bottle tree. :-) Then again, one of them looks like it has a cup or a candle down in it. Did you have an opportunity to check them out for a close-up look?
ReplyDeletea seriously pleasant hang..
ReplyDeleteNice!! Did I possibly help you to find the way? :-)
ReplyDeleteWeren't you lucky to spot this!
ReplyDeleteThe bottles have candles and I can only imagine spending time at twilight seated at a table with artists!
ReplyDeleteJoe, I may be able to satisfy your curiosity...
Veronique, I do love the quiet places in Paris. Yes, all is well in Alabama and I am glad to finally be here again (for a few weeks!)
Peter, bien sûr! Merci, mon ami!
Bises,
Genie
What a great place to have a quiet verre du vin after a busy day!
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