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" Nysa Wine Shop Two 25-year-old Parisians, Laurent Decaux and Louis de Montille, recently opened Nysa, a colorful new wine shop in the Marais, which features an unusual selection of regional organic French wines, also known as &amp;quot;biologique.&amp;quot; Along with the standard pairings for foods such as foie gras, shellfish and chocolate, they also recommend the perfect wine for various emotions and occasions under headings like &amp;quot;A Big Day,&amp;quot; &amp;quot;Between Girlfriends&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;Love at First Sight.&amp;quot; Choose from a selection of 60 labels ranging from about $5 to $45 (15 rue du Bourg Tibourg; 33+1/42.77.92.39, Nysa.fr).  Mus\u00E9e des Arts D\u00E9coratifs Ten stunning period rooms and five floors featuring contemporary design are the stars of the newly reopened Mus\u00E9e des Arts D\u00E9coratifs, whose 150,000-object collection dates from the Middle Ages to the present. The ten-year, $48.5 million revamp spotlights re-created spaces, including a library office for a French embassy designed by Pierre Chareau (right). Classic 20th-century works by Prouv\u00E9, Perriand and Roy\u00E8re are matched by cult pieces by Philippe Starck, Marc Newson and the Bouroullec brothers (107 rue de Rivoli; 33+1/44.55.57.50, ucad.fr).   Emporium Shop Textile enthusiast Fran\u00E7oise Dorget, famous for her elegantly curated Caravane shops, has opened Emporium, in the bustling Bastille. Behind the lacquered-red facade, the blue-tinted whitewashed walls are lined with finds not just from Europe, Japan, India, Morocco, Mexico and Brazil but dozens of other locations around the world\u2014a brilliant blend of traditional crafts and modern design. Vegetable-dyed textiles from Calcutta are illuminated by Korean designer Zinoo Park&amp;#039;s industrial lights. British design group Gusto&amp;#039;s straw-filled Baley benches contrast with Stephanie Bergman&amp;#039;s ceramics (22 rue Saint Nicolas; 33+1/53.17.18.55).    Silvera Bastille There is a new revolution at the Bastille: avant-garde design. The latest\u2014and largest\u2014of the new design store is Silvera Bastille, a 2,800-square-foot, four-floor trove organized around an atrium with one floor arranged like an apartment. On offer: classics by Eames, Jacobsen and Noguchi right up to Philippe Starck&amp;#039;s gilded shotgun lamp; Marcel Wanders&amp;#039;s floaty Zeppelin lighting; seating by Maarten Baas, Ron Arad and Patrick Norguet; and sofas by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, Arik Levy and Patricia Urquiola (41, rue du Faubourg Saint Antoine; 33+1/43.43.06.75, silvera.fr). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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