Paris: Slow down and let yourself be inspired — just as Anne Marie does.
Autumn in Paris invites reflection — a season made for immersing yourself in everything that inspires: form, color, scent, and taste. Here, good meals, beautiful design, and the poetry of everyday life meet in a calm, graceful rhythm.
An autumn in Paris is a gentle reminder of how beautiful simplicity can be.
“Paris has its own rhythm,” says Anne Marie. “It reminds me that aesthetics shouldn’t be forced — they should be felt.”
For her, Paris is a tribute to honesty and simplicity — a place where a meal, a color, or a shape can become an experience of calm and beauty.
Like in Stelton’s universe, it’s not about what’s new, but what endures — design that feels as natural as a walk through the city on an autumn day.
“This isn’t a classic guide to Paris. It’s a list for those who already know the city — and love it. For those of us who find inspiration in what is timeless and refined”
Anne Marie Raaschou-Nielsen
Art and culture
Paris is a true laboratory of form, function, and beauty — values that lie close to Stelton’s DNA. Here, classics and new ideas coexist in a constant dialogue between art and design.
“Paris is the city I often return to. With its pulse, charm, and rich cultural life, it inspires me every time – both through the small everyday impressions and the unique atmosphere of its Parisian streets,” says Anne Marie.
Eat well
In Paris, food is an art form — a sensual experience where simplicity and quality meet in every bite.
Shops with ambiance
Shops in Paris are more than places to buy — they’re small worlds of materials, forms, and ideas, each telling its own quiet story.
Boutique cafés
Small cafés are the essence of Paris — creative sanctuaries where the aroma of coffee meets a refined sense of design. A quiet moment of everyday luxury, much like in Stelton’s world.
Places to linger
Paris isn’t just to be seen — it’s to be felt. In quiet streets and hidden courtyards, the city reveals itself with calm, character, and graceful architecture.
As in Stelton’s design universe, it’s about creating spaces for presence and beauty in simplicity.