Almost every day my cycle route takes me through the heart of the 19th and 20th arrondissements. From Blvd Ménilmontant via Blvds Belleville and Villette on towards Stalingrad via Jaurès, this is not a place for the faint of heart. [...]

Always nice to see some really well done Photoshop montage shizzle. This is a great example for the  upcoming Canal Plus docufiction (!) ‘Paris, La ville a remonter le temps’. [...]

This is so lovely it makes me want to shout from the rooftops about it!
CentQuatre on rue d’abervilliers in the 18eme arr continually puts out stunningly designed advertising. This is no exception. [...]

Just check out those curves-that’s no Ford Mondeo!
Visited Les Arts Décoratifs last night to see the exhibition L’art de l’auto mobile. [...]

Some quite beautiful works of art in the 20th arr in Paris. The site of an old bus depot which is currently embroiled in political machinations regarding planning permission is currently a canvas for Parisian based taggers of all styles and persuasions. [...]

More interesting Parisian angles. This time from the drawing board of Architect Christian de Portzamparc. Situated in The Parc de la Villette, [...]

From the Parc de la Villette a Paris. Today it exists by itself with no need for an explanation. Tomorrow I may add my pennies worth.

Absolutely stunned by this adshell in Pigalle Metro. It was meant to be delivering some sales pitch for some useful, but ultimately pointless item [...]

Having previously had to suffer the questionable delights of  a weekly shopping trip to my rather pokey local Tesco Metro on Portobello Rd, I was [...]

The French are a funny lot. Curmudgeonly and apathetic are two phrases that come to mind quite often, but when it comes to designing beautiful [...]

Created in 1780 to house the dead from the overflowing Paris cemetries, the Catacombes is the final resting place of some 6 million Parisians. [...]

Whilst working at the 2nd most famous building in Mornington Crescent, we infrequently had the benefits of Young & Rubicam’s ruminations on Marketing via [...]

At the Salon de Maison et Objet > Design à Vivre in Paris recently and had the pleasure of seeing this amazing rug designed by Richard Hutten. [...]

A travelling Theatre workshop arrives in the 18th arrondisement. Spotted in a snow encrusted warehouse carpark while returning from a bracing walk along Canal Saint Martin. Best viewed big & on black here:Orangegodd@Flickr

Still havent really worked all this out yet.
I keep thinking it’s something I should be doing, but I dont yet know why. Well that’s a lie really. [...]