Paris life magazine will offer you a fresh perspective on living in this remarkable city, giving you a different take on the Paris you thought you already knew and an insider’s view of the Paris you never knew existed. Everything you need, in fact, to make Paris your home.
We are pleased to present to you the work of an interior designer with a bold use of colour: Marie Lacote. Without hesitation discover one of her creations, a small two roomed apartment, situated in the 7th district of Paris.
Savourer un café matinal, partager des repas en famille, cuisiner à deux, ou se retrouver entre amis... autant de moments à apprécier dans une cuisine. Celle-ci doit pouvoir s’adapter aussi bien aux besoins du quotidien qu’aux grandes occasions. La cuisine n’est plus simplement l’endroit où l’on se contente de cuisiner. Ouvertes sur le salon ou fermées, minimalistes, fonctionnelles ou rétro, ces 10 cuisines d’appartements meublés, différentes mais toutes conviviales, vous aideront à déterminer le style de cuisine qui vous convient le mieux.
With a name that means “Mount Pride” in French, you might imagine that the area has a natural tendency for complacency, and a sentiment of superiority over the rest! However, the irony of the story is that it was not given this name to affirm its excessive self-esteem, but rather with a hint of sarcasm.
Place Vendôme has long been the shining star of luxury à la française. It arouses envy and inspires artists. Visitors from the world over make no mistake, this is where they come to daydream in front of the luxury jewellery stores, enchanted by the charm of this fabulously Romanesque neighbourhood.
The stories of all those who roamed its streets, who loved and fought and rebelled over the centuries still echo within its walls. If you want to hear them, go wherever the wind takes you and follow its maze of alleyways between the Palais du Luxembourg, home of the French Senate, and the River Seine.
How to find a great cup of coffee in Paris? Marais coffee shop Loustic is at the forefront of a new wave of establishments serving a better brew.
Elegant, understated and refined, the Haussmannian building, which emerged in the second half of the 19th century, soon became the urbanistic signature of Paris. With its visionary design, it was suited to every new development. Today still, more than a century and a half after they were built, Haussmannian buildings are a sound investment. The Haussmannian apartment is the reference in Parisian living.
