Am I unhappy about this, not really, I think maybe whilst saying it will never happen I may contemplate short periods of time when I could make it happen and nowhere would I more like to live than here.
This apartment is just wonderful and comes from the June issue of Elle Decoration, great magazine but a website so crap I wont even bother to link.
I love the old school wooden unit in this kitchen
the mix of glass and African sculpture is not dissimilar to my studio/office
I think that print is by Eduardo Chillida, I am a huge fan of his work, he is high on my list of 'would buy if I won the lottery' list. For someone who spends hours mixing colours to paint I am generally drawn to a monochrome palette.
All I would change is the addition of a big fat sofa to sit on, isn't it a lovely appartment though?
3 comments:
Excepting that it lacks a comfy place to coccoon -- the big fat sofa you would add -- I love it! And perhaps in Paris, we wouldn't want to be inside curled up anyway.
I used to think that we might do some months in Paris or elsewhere in France, even half a year or so, at some point post-retirement. Now, with my granddaughter, I'm less sure that I'd want to be away, but the dream's not quite gone yet . . .
Love the dream of a place in Paris and that particular apartment would be perfect, especially with a big sofa as you describe. It is not in my future either at the moment, but I love the dream. This particular introverted loner needs to dream of sanctuaries on occasion.
It does need a comfy sofa to make it livable. That said, Parisians consider cafe's to be their living rooms.
And as remote as my Parisian dreams are of ever coming true, I just can't give up that sweet Parisian dream..
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