Tiny french apartment

To live alone in Paris for 90 days? I would have my weekends and mornings to myself? It sounded like the perfect way to live out my existential crisis.

In the heart of the Marais district, tucked behind an enchanting courtyard, lies Anne’s home — a mere 9-square-meter (97-square-feet) apartment that exudes Parisian charm with a rustic twist. French interior designer Marianne Evennou embraced the challenge of transforming this tiny space, cleverly adapting it to Anne’s lifestyle as a traveler between scholarly endeavors at the Sorbonne and cultural explorations around Paris. Her concept? An “urban hut,” a cozy, countryside-inspired retreat…

You may think we're in Paris when you peek into this small studio apartment. But that's not the case; this tiny studio apartment, named "Little Paris," is

Today I have a real treat – a Before & After in Paris by Huff-Harrington. You may remember a few other Before & Afters I’ve showed by Huff Harrington, who is a Cote de Texas Sponsor. Huff Harrington has a shop in Atlanta and an online store HERE. They also host trips to Paris and Provence, where small groups stay in their country house and their Parisian apartments. They have several new trips planned for France in 2016, including a “Buying Trip” to Paris on March 9th and September 28th…

It's in a really vibrant area of Paris called Pigalle, which is just below Montmartre.

After spending a "less than romantic" weekend in Paris years ago filled with rainy and chilly weather, Gemma and Jordi decided to give it another go when they moved into their Paris apartment, adding plants and artwork that gave their home that "I'm in Paris" feel.

I recently shared our stay at the Park Hyatt Paris Vendome,and today it’s all about the Paris apartmentlocated in the Latin quarter near Notre Damewe…

beautiful & vintage paris apartment - small french kitchen

This flat was in a decrepit state, but the ceilings are 11-feet high and the walk to the beach is just six minutes... after a renovation it's a small but gorgeous French Riviera pied-a-terre.

For Jackie Kai Ellis, design director, pastry chef, and owner of this classic Parisian apartment, the city of lights has always been a second home that inspires creativity.