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The Paris Apartment Redefined

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A Classic Parisian Flat with Contemporary Furnishings

The romance of Paris still exists even with changing times. The Paris apartment redefined is the embodiment of classic French architecture coupled with modern furniture and decor. They coexist harmoniously because each element is treasured and of the highest quality.

I immediately popped in to see what Habitually Chic had in the way of pictures and was thrilled to find this particular Parisian apartment which is the perfect example of this new wave of French design. An ancient shell with current design sensibilities.

Modern Decor and Lighting in an Old World Paris Flat

This apartment has elegant, old world architecture featuring original moldings that are found just about everywhere you look. The rooms are primarily a monochromatic white the ultra modern furnishings shine.

Contemporary floor lamps look sculptural and can fill the room with light once the sun sets. Ultra modern kitchens and baths don’t seem out of place because their color scheme is the same color of the walls and floors-they essentially disappear.

Colorful Occasional Chairs in a French Apartment

The homeowners are quite bold with their use of colorful, multi-era furniture. Since when has the stylish accent chair become functional art? I love the bold green fabric on the antique fauteuil chair and how it’s placed near an Art Deco desk...bold choices especially for a nation that prides itself on tradition.

Care for a 1970s style chair with a light dusting of Dangerous Liaisons plasterwork? Why yes, this apartment can deliver that too!

Here are some suggestions to help you recreate the look of a Paris apartment in your own home:

The Varied-Style Home Decor that Captures Modern Parisian Interior Design from Lamps Plus

1. I love the mid century look of this chestnut wood and gold table lamp.

2.  A chrome and crystal chandelier is the essence of  Old World lighting.

3. Use an accent table like this bent wood table in an espresso finish to offer some Art Deco style to a room.

4. A tufted black leather chair with a stainless steel base is as welcoming as it’s a nod to 1970s design.

5. I like this rectangular wall mirror over a fireplace or dresser.

6. A wood tripod floor lamp is great in living rooms and dens.

Photos: Habitually Chic.


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