Galerie SLOW — Where art, nature, and intention meet in quiet harmony

Boutiques and galleries where art becomes part of your life

Paris, en couleurs

Art doesn’t have to hang in a museum to move you. Sometimes, it’s a ceramic bowl that fits perfectly in your palm. A print that catches the morning light. A sculpture that makes your bookshelf feel like a gallery. This chapter is about places where you can take a piece of Paris home—not just as a souvenir, but as a feeling.

These are spaces where beauty is intentional, sustainable, and personal. Where artists and makers share their stories, and every object carries a quiet kind of soul.

Nestled in the Haut-Marais, Galerie SLOW is more than a gallery—it’s a philosophy. Founded by designer and curator Marie-Sophie L, this space celebrates slow living through contemporary art, ceramics, textiles, and objects that invite touch, reflection, and presence.

The gallery’s palette is soft: clay, linen, wood, and stone. Works are curated with care, often by emerging artists who explore themes of nature, memory, and ritual. You’ll find hand-built vases, minimalist sculptures, and textiles dyed with plants—each piece whispering of time, patience, and craft.

It’s the kind of place where you don’t just browse—you connect. With the maker, the material, and the mood.

Why it feels good

- Every object is chosen with intention and emotional resonance

- The space is calm, tactile, and beautifully curated

- You leave not just with art, but with a sense of mindfulness

Details

- Location: 5 Rue du Vertbois, 75003 Paris

- Hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 14:00–19:00

- Entry: Free

- Mood: Grounded, poetic, quietly luxurious

To take home a piece from Galerie SLOW is to invite stillness into your space. It’s art that doesn’t shout—it settles, gently.