Jean-Jacques Megel-Nuber decided to open a bookshop that could travel to French country towns whose bookstores have often closed. He also wanted a space where he could live during his travels. “I wanted a little feeling of a cabin and an aura of a small bookstore, which both evoke a lot of dreaming,” says Fagué of the overall design.
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