7 Rue Froissart, nestled in the heart of Paris’s Le Marais district, is a place where history whispers from every stone. Once an industrial workshop dating back to the era of Napoleon III, this space—now reimagined as Galerie Joseph—unfolds over 500 square meters as a sanctuary dedicated to creativity and art. Exhibitions, events, and showrooms follow one another, making this venue a lively crossroads of inspiration and exchange.

Rue Froissart itself, opened in 1804 on the remains of the former convent of the Filles-du-Calvaire, was named in 1864 in honor of Jean Froissart, a 14th-century poet and historian whose verses and chronicles have stood the test of time.

This street, both intimate and vibrant, lies just steps from the concept store MERCI and the bustling Rue de Turenne and Rue de Bretagne, making it a sought-after destination for both Parisians and visitors from around the world. It is a place where art, history, and fashion intertwine to offer a unique experience in the Parisian Marais.