citylikeyou — Ofr libarie galerie — Paris by Dani Molyneux

Paris / Art / Bookstore / Creative Space

Ofr. is a bookshop and art space in Le Marais. What. A. Place. Stacked full of beautiful magazines, special edition art, design, fashion, photography and architecture books, with a bonus collection of vintage clothing in the back. My perfect shop.

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Ofr libarie galerie, 20 Rue Dupetit-Thouars, Paris, France

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Current city: Manchester

Other cities: Paris Zürich Belfast Lisbon Amsterdam

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Dani is a Manchester based graphic designer and founder of Dotto— an indie brand and design studio creating playful meaningful work. Dani brings together a love of colour, typography and graphic shapes to make work with feeling. Her clients are often arts and culture based organisations or businesses with a similar ethos and passion. Alongside her practice, Dani co-organises LWD Manchester, a series of events started in NYC by Jessica Walsh.

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