Villa Moreva in Cap Ferrat is different from typical summer villas on the famous Côte d’Azur in France. The atmosphere here is more like that of an exotic resort in Bali or the Caribbean: one-story pavilion-type house, swimming pool, lush greenery around. The inner space is also quite unusual – natural wood dominates the decoration…
French studio Heju showed that a home in a 100-year-old Haussmann building in Paris can look different. In this apartment, only the signature French to-floor windows give away the ancient architecture; the inner space is designed in a minimalist style with interesting modern techniques and unusual color accents. The designers used a lot of natural…
Situated 10 minutes walk from the Arc de Triomphe, this bright and spacious apartment is an oasis of style and tranquility in the heart of Paris. The large windows of the open living room open onto a private green terrace, which provides the owners with peace and the charm of country living. As fore the…
Architect Louis Laplace moved into this Parisian apartment in 2007, but only last year finally completed its renovation. Now the home has everything that the owner loves so much: expressive classic wall decor, designer furniture and a large number of works of art. The luxury of the old Haussmannian house was successfully emphasized and enhanced…
This unique apartment is located on the top floor of the 100-year-old Haussmannian building in Paris, but in its interiors you will not find classic stucco and herringbone parquet. On the other hand, the space is impressive and there are lots of spectacular design solutions – just look at the interior of the living room…
What we love about Parisian style is its light and bright treatment of classic shapes and details. While maintaining the historical base of their stunning Haussmannian homes, French designers often fill living spaces with bold and trendy modern furniture and decor, infused with art and vintage influences. This is exactly what the interiors of this…
This villa with pool in the south of France fits perfectly into the rolling landscapes of the Provence region, and its architecture embodies many of the magnificent elements of the local century-old houses. In construction, the architects used natural materials and familiar techniques – stonework, tiled roofs, beams in the interiors – only large arched…
Designer Alexandra Boussagol has transformed an old Paris apartment into a bright and sophisticated contemporary residence for an art collector. Interesting rich materials, exclusive designer furniture, bold color schemes – in addition to the signature French stucco molding and herringbone parquet, the interiors are replete with other stunning details of modern design. Let’s take a…
This bright chalet in Megève is heavily influenced by traditional Alpine design. These include beautiful botanical prints in textiles and the column decoration, characteristically shaped dining chairs, and, of course, an abundance of warm natural finishes. But besides this, the designers quite successfully integrated bright and chic modern details into the interiors: upholstered furniture with…
This apartment near Parc Monceau initially was a series of small, dark attic spaces under the roof of a beautiful old building, but designer Helene van Marcke managed to smartly combine them into a spacious, modern home. Now the living room is a large loft space with high ceilings, a mezzanine and skylights that flood…
