A week ago while we were in Paris, Tatjana and I had ourselves a day full of gallery visits. Here's a quick breeze through our various stops.

First up was Velvet Gallery, and their incredible collection of Quasar Khanh Aero Space inflatable furniture from the late 1960's, inspired by space travel, discovery, and exploration.

An incredible vehicle that used to be used for delivering the inflatable furniture around the city.

And yes, they did take us for a ride in it!

Anne Sophie Duval Gallery had a wonderful selection of Art Deco pieces.

Stunning tea set!

Galerie Guillaume de Casson is currently presenting a selection of furniture by the late English designer Robin Day.

We were treated to lights and furniture by Jean Royère at Galerie Jacques Lacoste.

And look who I found walking his delightful jack russell, Michael Playford.

Then it was on to Dansk Møbelkunst; always a good spot to check out some vintage Scandinavian furniture.

We stopped by BSL Gallery to check out our specially made coffee table set by Taher . . . and they look GORGEOUS.

Our second to last stop was with Alessandro Pron, owner of Galerie Italienne.

Alberto Biagetti's

And our last stop of the day was to check out Between The Lines, Carpenters Workshop Gallery's latest exhibition presenting pieces by London based, Australian designer Charles Trevelyan.

Loic Le Gaillard

Phew . . . a completely packed day!