A Savannah favorite is opening a location in Bluffton. Here’s where and when

A Savannah favorite is opening its second location in Bluffton for those who love art, jewelry and French vibes.

The Paris Market — on Broughton Street in downtown Savannah — is expected to open its second location within Palmetto Bluff in July, according to a news release.

“I adore Palmetto Bluff, and have always envisioned how wonderful it would be to open a store there,” Paula Danyluk, founder of the Paris Market, said. “I’m so excited it’s becoming a reality and can’t wait to fill it with the unexpected — only the things that I’m absolutely smitten with.”

The new 1,200-square-foot space will be at 70 Boat House Row in Wilson Village, the release said.

According to a Facebook post from the Savannah store, the new shop will be a little “eccentric.”

“We like to think of this new shop as the eccentric little sister of our Savannah store,” the post said. “She’s smaller in stature and a total free spirit. Imagine: paintings, ceramics, jewelry and an ever-evolving selection of our favorite curiosities from France.”

The new store is expected to open in July.

The Paris Market came to Savannah in 2004 and is housed in an 1874 Victorian building. It was originally built as a grocery store, and was restored to its “old-world splendor,” the release said.