Laïa Dabri is curious. Out of the question for her to limit herself to only one type of television show. From Touche pas to my post at Les Marseillais or at Journal Télévisé, there is only one step that she never hesitates to take. Embark on his universe where even series of all kinds have their place.
All “Deal Done” buyers have their own store. They notably sell objects unearthed during the filming of the France 2 show, presented by Julia Vignali. One of them decided to install it in this very chic town in Vaucluse.
A successful buyer has established himself in this very chic town in Vaucluse
Every day of the week, France 2 viewers have the pleasure of discovering new content fromDeal donefrom 4:45 p.m. A show presented by Julia Vignali August 2023. We can notably find the buyer Paul Azzopardi, who has been part of the adventure since 2018. And when he is not on the film set with his colleagues, it is in his shop located in a very chic town in Vaucluse that antique lovers can find.
Shops far from Paris for Done Deal buyer Paul Azzopardi
It’s a filmed tour of his store that Paul Azzopardi revealed on Facebook in May 2020. “For those who don’t know the L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue boutique, I’ll show you a little of the front and the magnificent atmosphere. You’ll see a lot of paintings. A lot of mirrors. (…) Of course , I only buy gilded wood, not plaster“, he confided at first. And for those who don’t know him, he added that he specialized in objects from the 18th century, French or foreign. Both furniture and tapestries.
Paul Azzopardi also revealed pieces that he unearthed during the filming of‘Deal doneto the delight of the people who follow him. And on Instagram, the father revealed the addresses of his two boutiques. Because yes, the buyer of the France 2 show does not only have an establishment in L’Isle-sur-Orge (located in the Vaucluse department, in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region). He also settled in Marseille. “Find me. Marseille 226 rue Paradis by appointment. Isle sur la Sorgues at 7 bis avenue des 4 otages on weekends“, we can read.
Paul Azzopardi doesn’t hesitate to share his adventures on Instagram. Thus, those who do not follow Deal concluded can discover the pieces offered in the program. “A very nice purchase today in @affairesconcluded with this very beautiful painting by Maurice Bompard, French painter born in Rodez on February 11, 1857 and died in Paris on April 30, 1935. He is one of the founders of the Society of French Orientalist Painters“, we can read in particular. He then revealed the story of the painter.
A delight for art lovers.
