Mathieu Lehanneur turns from customer to creator at a Parisian patisserie
PARIS – After frequenting the first Noglu restaurant – a chain whose philosophy is ‘gourmet gluten-free’ – designer Mathieu Lehanneur whipped up a fitting interior for the Rue de Grenelle outpost. Positioned among specialist fine-food stores, Leha
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