French studio apartment

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

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…

Our cute and cozy Parisian style studios offer the same standard of excellence, just smaller, and are some of our most popular apartments in Paris!

San Francisco renter Lydia says she's managed to fit many rooms into one.

UPDATE: These photos are from September 2018. If you want to see an updated design of the apartment, head to my Instagram: https://instagram.com/citychicdecor GET THE LOOK The moment you've been waiting for: The reveal of my new studio apartment! Yes, you heard me correctly, it's a studio! ?I wanted to keep a similar style to my

We’ve featured quite a few places by A+B Kasha before: this Paris-based real estate and design firm excels at creating meticulously detailed apartments where just the walls and floors themselves are a work of art. My current favorite project of theirs is a little jewel of a one-bedroom, 270 square feet of perfection tucked away on the top floor of a 19th-century building in Paris’ 6th arrondissement.

Located in Paris City Center, this apartment building is within a 5-minute walk of Rue de Rivoli and Louvre Museum. Champs-Elysees and Palais Garnier are also within 1 mi (2 km). Palais Royal-Musée du Louvre Metro Station and Pyramides Metro Station are within a 5-minute walk.

Once a gloomy open plan studio, this apartment has been transformed by the Paris-based designer Marianne Evennou, writes Ali Heath

Journalist and soon-to-be published book author Brianna Holt wanted multiple places to sit down and write in her home. Her decor is the inspired by the creative spaces of the artists she admires.

Nestled within the iconic Upper East Side resides a sanctuary meticulously curated by the discerning eye and artistic soul of Natalie Aldridge.