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The café Noglu in Paris is something of a revelation: the gluten-free joint (does the name make sense now?) is actually a super-stylish salon, not quite what I’d picture a gluten-free establishment to look like. The aesthetic is the brainchild of Parisian designer Mathieu Lehanneur, and I wrote about it in the February issue of Surface. Read it here. And shoutout to my editor Nate Storey for the awesome title.

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