Paisley’s journey spans continents, empires, and eras—from Kashmiri artisans to British runways. But how much of its story ...

Mixtape, a bilingual, immersive homage to the director, is at Le Diamant in Quebec City from July 23 to Aug. 31 ...

The Austin designer enlists an array of disparate motifs and unexpected combinations to infuse her projects with levity and ...

You’ll find similar, branded Ardamez tables at Parisian bistros like Café de Flore, which opened in 1887, and La Fontaine de Belleville. Made-to-order, Ardamez tables are “not cheap, but they ...

This railway bridge, crossing the Forth estuary in Scotland, had the world’s longest spans (541 m) when i t opened in 1890. It remains one of the greatest cantilever trussed bridges and continues to ...

The Plan de Regeneración y/o Redensificación Urbana de la Zona de Monumentos y su entorno Cuidad de Puebla, whose completion was encouraged by the World Heritage Committee in 2003, has documented ...

Akbar, known for his quick wit and infectious smile, is believed to be the last newspaper hawker in France. He’s a fixture at legendary spots like Café de Flore and Brasserie Lipp, where he ...

Cloche, Les Halles, £££ Forget Café de Flore, this is the place to be seen and to post all over your Instagram. It’s the spot where all the cool people from the fashion industry go – delicious sharing ...

From Rick’s Café in Casablanca to New York’s Stonewall Inn and Prague’s Café Slavia, bars have long served as stages for revolution and change. Every city has one. Paris had Café de Flore. Barcelona ...

There are fascinating evocations of 19th-century French provincial migrants: for example, the Aveyronnais, known as bougnats, who came to Paris to sell their coal, offered a drink of their regional ...