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The Design of Germain Coffee Shop with unique characteristics

The Design of Germain Coffee Shop with unique characteristics

The unique decoration design of the coffee shop is reminiscent of the past. The aim of the Indian-born French designer is to create a different style in each room of the coffee shop. As a result, the tone of the two rooms in the coffee shop is very different and then can be reconciled with each other. The first floor of the Germain specialty coffee shop is the main dining place, and its decoration is reminiscent of the 1970s.

2015-11-02
Germain's signature coffee shop

Germain's signature coffee shop

Designer India Mahdavi Cafe's unique décor evokes a bygone era. The Indian-born French designer's goal was to create a different character in each room of the cafe. So, the two rooms in the cafe have very different tones and then they can harmonize with each other. The ground floor is the main dining area and its decor recalls the 1970s

2014-07-25
Germain Coffee Shop with unique characteristics

Germain Coffee Shop with unique characteristics

The unique interior design of designer India Mahdavi Cafe will bring back memories of the past. The aim of the Indian-born French designer is to create a different style in each room of the coffee shop. As a result, the tone of the two rooms in the coffee shop is very different and then can be reconciled with each other. The ground floor is the main dining area, and its decoration is reminiscent of the 1970s.

2014-07-25
French Caf é de Flore

French Caf é de Flore

Someone once compared cafes to the skeletons of France, saying that if they were torn down, France would fall apart. Xu Zhimo also said that if there are no cafes in Paris, I am afraid it will become nothing cute. The Flower God Cafe (Caf de Flore), one of the three famous cafes in Paris, opened in 1865 and is located at 172nd Rue Saint-Germain in the sixth district of Paris, because there was an ancient Rome in front of the door.

2014-09-02
The Origin of the artistic Cafe

The Origin of the artistic Cafe

Paris at the beginning of the 20th century was an era of art and the center of the world's art. The cafes on the Rue Montparnasse and the Rue Saint-Germain reached unprecedented prosperity at the beginning of the 20th century. They are the sacred places and spiritual homes of writers and artists all over the world, Picasso, Zola, Van Gogh and Freud have all weaved their dreams here and spent their youth. Summer

2014-09-13
Essays: the inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

Essays: the inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature.

2014-05-16
Cafes are closely related to French literature.

Cafes are closely related to French literature.

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2014-08-08
Coffee shops are closely related to French Literature and Coffee Culture

Coffee shops are closely related to French Literature and Coffee Culture

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2015-03-10
The inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

The inextricable relationship between Cafe and French Literature

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2015-06-10
Coffee Cafe is closely related to French Literature.

Coffee Cafe is closely related to French Literature.

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2015-04-30
Coffee Culture Cafe is closely related to French Literature

Coffee Culture Cafe is closely related to French Literature

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2014-12-03
The relationship between Coffee and Literature Cafe is closely related to French literature

The relationship between Coffee and Literature Cafe is closely related to French literature

If you live in Paris for a while, you will find that the French like cafes. There are many cafes in Paris that are famous for their literature and art. Some critics even say that it is the cafe that has created the history of modern French literature. This may be an exaggeration, but the inextricable bond between cafes and French literature over the centuries is obvious to all. Alexis, who won the Gongol Prize, the highest prize in French literature this year.

2015-02-05
The mellow and bitter coffee bears witness to the changes of French literary schools.

The mellow and bitter coffee bears witness to the changes of French literary schools.

France is a country full of romance, wine and coffee are undoubtedly synonymous with this romance, and Paris, the capital of flowers, is the place where these romantic elements gather. A friend who has lived in France for many years describes his feelings about France by opening a bottle of wine like opening a window in France. In fact, the romantic amorous feelings of Paris are also melted in the fragrance of a cup of coffee.

2014-10-17
Coffee shop appreciates the coffee shop recommended by French tourists.

Coffee shop appreciates the coffee shop recommended by French tourists.

The two ugly bastards are a cafe located in the small square of Saint-Germain, France, and have become one of the recommended places for French tour guides. It is famous because it is a famous writers' cafe on the left bank of the Seine. The Paris literary circle has also set up two ugly literary awards here.

2014-10-09
Global Cafe appreciates the recommended Cafe for French Tourism

Global Cafe appreciates the recommended Cafe for French Tourism

The two ugly bastards are a cafe located in the small square of Saint-Germain, France, and have become one of the recommended places for French tour guides. It is famous because it is a famous writers' cafe on the left bank of the Seine. The Paris literary circle has also set up two ugly literary awards here.

2014-11-22
Boutique Cafe recommended French Travel recommended Cafe

Boutique Cafe recommended French Travel recommended Cafe

The two ugly bastards are a cafe located in the small square of Saint-Germain, France, and have become one of the recommended places for French tour guides. It is famous because it is a famous writers' cafe on the left bank of the Seine. The Paris literary circle has also set up two ugly literary awards here.

2014-12-31
French tourism recommends

French tourism recommends "two ugly" cafes

The two ugly bastards are a cafe located in the small square of Saint-Germain, France, and have become one of the recommended places for French tour guides. It is famous because it is a famous writers' cafe on the left bank of the Seine. The Paris literary circle has also set up two ugly literary awards here.

2015-10-15
The destination of Parisians in Flower God Coffee

The destination of Parisians in Flower God Coffee

If one day I go to New York, one of the most important questions is, Where is The Caf de Flore? The rain in Paris fell like a soothing melody in the air, sitting on the street at 176 Rue Saint-Germain, with hot chocolate and a cup of coffee on the silver tray in front of him. the wet air was filled with the most familiar smell

2015-08-07
The most recommended cafe in the world-- Le Procope

The most recommended cafe in the world-- Le Procope

The Le Procope Cafe, located at 13 Rue Saint-Germain on the left bank, opened in 1686 and was the originator of the Paris Cafe. Many high-end figures were associated with Prokop Cafe at that time, acting as VIP-class hardcore coffee drinkers here, where Rousseau, Volt and Diderot drank coffee in the 18th century, and Zola in the 19th century.

2014-06-24
The oldest cafe in the world: Napoleon used to mortgage his hat for a cup of coffee to take you back to history.

The oldest cafe in the world: Napoleon used to mortgage his hat for a cup of coffee to take you back to history.

Located at 13 Rue Saint-Germain on the left bank of Paris, the cafe is 330 years old. Its die-hard fans pull out an absolute all-star lineup: Napoleon, Rousseau, Voltaire, Hemingway, Diderot, Hugo, Balzac. Almost all the celebrities of the 17th and 18th centuries drank coffee here. What does this ashes-grade cafe rely on to get through the long time?

2015-12-02
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