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RIGHT BANK

28th March 2014

So the first of today’s two International Fridays posts was, I acknowledged, a little large (and expensive) to work as a Parisian pied-à-terre, which got me thinking: let’s find a Parisian pied-à-terre. And here it is, though at a listed price of €580,000 (around £480,000) this is still way outside my price range. But then blogging about property and interiors is akin to dreaming about property and interiors: it’s rarely about reality, but it is about inspiration.
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PARISIAN STYLE

28th March 2014

It’s never healthy to have just one addiction, right? I mean, International Fridays can’t always be about gorgeous Swedish properties (hard though it is for me to have a break from cool Scandi homes). So today we head to Paris – and, if I’m honest, the Parisian addiction predates the Scandinavian habit, as it’s impossible not to be completely smitten by the elegance of Parisian architecture. Continue Reading…

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PARISIAN PIED-À-TERRE

22nd January 2014

Personally, I love the combination of contemporary furniture and artworks set against the grandeur of a finely detailed period property. The moments of contrast always feel exciting. Period buildings are meant to evolve – respectfully, of course – and streamlined contemporary design can often be the perfect compliment for historic architectural detailing. Continue Reading…