Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Apartment envy

I must be going through a phase - finding myself drawn to some more traditional elements than usual and lighter, neutral colors too. This lovely apartment is in the Marais district of Paris. All photos courtesy of Haven In Paris.

It's a bit grand -
and charming too
Can't get over this pillow - a pom-pom extravaganza!



You never know what will catch your eye...or why or when. What have you found yourself noticing now that you didn't much before? (photos courtesy of www.HaveninParis.com)

24 comments:

vicki archer said...

I love that Pompom pillow, so cute and maybe I would not have noticed it if you hadn't pointed it out. xv

Unknown said...

Wow! This apartment is breathtaking! I wish were in Paris right now.

Scot Meacham Wood said...

damn . . . I'm actually shopping for wall sconces for my bathroom and your post is FULL of great ideas.

love, Love, LOVE the living room, especially the neutral colour palette.

thanks for posting!

Linda Merrill said...

now that's breathtaking! Love the parquet floors and the calm color palette! And those ceilings...!!! I could go on and on...

High-Heeled Foot in the door said...

Beautiful. Like you I also have pom pom envy. What a great pillow. My favorite part of the apt is the great use of framed art above the headboard in the bedroom. Love it. Plus it doesn't hurt that it's located in Paris.

Nate said...

My word! This apartment is stunning! What wonderful light. That massive gilt console mirror will always have a second home in my house, if needed. And I too, love the way the framed art is arrayed. Wonderful stuff.

Things That Inspire said...

Beautiful place, I love how so many Parisian apartments have the doors that open wide to the streets below.

I noticed the floors, the tall mirrors, and strangely, the fact that the water in the vase of the entry is filthy.

As far as what I am noticing in general - clocks - in particular mora clocks! Never cared about them or noticed them much before last week, now I am scouring the internet for them.

Windlost said...

That is a stunning pad. The style, the colours, right up my alley.

Weirdly, I am usually into a super light palette but for some reason dark colours, brown especially, are drawing my eye lately!

Lovely post - where did you find this place?

xo Terri

Laura said...

I think that first photo is actually my favorite...such anticipation it creates!

red ticking said...

another amazing post.. these are sooo lovely.. cannot wait for tomorrow! thank you ............

Maria Killam said...

If I could I would live in Paris or at least have a house that looked like I lived there. Lovely.

Annie, bossy color said...

Now THAT's "urban elegance" if ever I saw it! Beautiful.

ArchitectDesign™ said...

I can move in TODAY!

Kwana said...

I have envy big time now. I love the details here.

Anonymous said...

Ahhhh...
That is my breath being taken away:)

My Notting Hill said...

Hi everyone. The sconces and pillow are great, aren't they. I found this apt at haveninparis.com

cotedetexas said...

truly beautiful - the pictures themselves are so pretty, so detailed and clear - you must use Live Writer too!

columnist said...

Such wonderfully propotioned rooms are a good basis for achieving the "wow" factor, and this is borne out by the simple use of elegant and classical pieces of furniture, and a very uncluttered and understated look. Exquisite!

Scott Fazzini said...

I would be perfectly happy to spend every day of the rest of my life in that apartment!

Charlie said...

Love, love, love this apartment! I hope I am not too over the top but I find this apartment simply stunning!

Tracy said...

These are beautiful pictures! Great collection.

*moggit girls said...

Oh my - lovin' this Paris apartment!

Joy and Janet

flnative84 said...

I love all that is French design - especially when the fluff is toned down and the understated glam takes its place! Mmmmmm. Love the high ceilings and windows and that floor! Simply gorgeous.

Anonymous said...

An apartment with a chandelier... that's certainly grand. The space itself feels quite vast and welcoming. The set of furniture is also quite beautiful, so there's a lot of reason to stay!

-Colby Moore

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