Located on the stately corner of Broughton and Whitaker Streets in the historic downtown of Savannah, The Paris Market welcomes passersby into its bustling shop filled from floor to ceiling with treasures of all kinds. Owned by Savannah transplants Paula and Taras Danyluk, the colorful collection of curated home goods, jewelry, fashion accessories, kids clothing, and more, sourced from all over the world, can turn a brief moment of window shopping into an afternoon of easy exploration.
Stop by the espresso bar for a vanilla latte, and then begin to peruse the worldly wares that have made The Paris Market a highly sought-after Savannah tourist destination. After you take your initial leisurely loop upstairs, be sure to take a peek downstairs to see the collection of one-of-a-kind home goods that are sure to make their way home with you. Go on, indulge yourself.
WRITE AWAY
Rifle Paper Co. Birds of a Feather Notebook $8
Rifle Paper Co. Bon Voyage Journal $16.75
THE PERFECT TOTE
Bruno Tote with Wristlet $80
AROMATIC ACCESSORIES
The Paris Market Savannah Candle $23.50
Block Soaps $11.50 each
BELLY UP TO YOUR BAR
Jack Rudy Small Batch Tonic $30
Scratch and Sniff Whiskey Book $22
Shake Rattle and Roll Cocktail Shaker $45
WRITE IT THE RIGHT WAY
Rifle Paper Co. Folk Pencil Set $13.50
A STYLISH SETTING
Turquoise Royal Cauldon England Dinner Plate $12
Haviland Cup and Saucer $15
Solid Brass Flatware Place Setting $22.50
COOKBOOKS FOR YOUR COFFEE TABLE
Back in the Day Bakery
Made With Love $24.95
The Cheesemonger’s Seasons $35
Photography by Rob Kaufman
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