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Quirky Cool Cannes

In my previous post about Where to Shop in Cannes, I forgot to mention this really quirky cool boutique called Bathroom Graffiti. Located at Rue d'Antibes, the boutique sells all sorts of fun pop culture stuff and a unique selection of modern furniture and contemporary plastic chairs by Kartell. It also sells decorative items, gifts, and funky t-shirts with Kate Moss, Karl Lagerfeld. This is the perfect place to find gifts and souvenirs for your family or friends, especially for those who have everything or are difficult to please. Bathroom Graffiti is not very pricey either so don't worry about their price tags.

A colorful 50's inspired wire-chair. You can find something similar on the The-Yard's homeware collection.

"I pity the fool!"/Mr. T ashtray

This ashtray reminded me of  the punchy graphic comic designs created by Phillip Lim and Markus Lupfer.


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