I cant believe this apartment is futured here. Sooo many years ago i found this place on a rental site i used to fuel my day dreaming of living in paris. I have stared at every picture for so long i feel like i will remember it forever. This apartment has crossed my mind so many times over the years but i have never found it again. It feels unreal to see it again. Crazy to feel nostalgic over something like this. It is a beautiful apartment, thanks for posting.
I lived in a Paris flat like this one in the 16 arr when I was a kid. My view was of the Statue of Liberty (the one France kept and put in the Seine). Paris flats really are gorgeous....mine had a double walnut front doors carved with cherubs and flowers in the nouveau style and the sandstone around the door and windows was all carved with flowers and such. The entry way was black and white marble checked...I could go on :) Turned me into the architecture/interior design fanatic I still am today.
![image showing Apartment at the Ile St. Louis, Paris [1000 x 667]](d8be0d60-9e3d-52d5-a33a-2bf308e7e64e.jpg)
lipby on February 23rd, 2018 at 21:46 UTC »
This might be the best one I've seen on this subreddit. It helps to have the city of Paris as part of your decorating theme.
inkykinky on February 23rd, 2018 at 23:09 UTC »
I cant believe this apartment is futured here. Sooo many years ago i found this place on a rental site i used to fuel my day dreaming of living in paris. I have stared at every picture for so long i feel like i will remember it forever. This apartment has crossed my mind so many times over the years but i have never found it again. It feels unreal to see it again. Crazy to feel nostalgic over something like this. It is a beautiful apartment, thanks for posting.
Do35N on February 24th, 2018 at 00:44 UTC »
I lived in a Paris flat like this one in the 16 arr when I was a kid. My view was of the Statue of Liberty (the one France kept and put in the Seine). Paris flats really are gorgeous....mine had a double walnut front doors carved with cherubs and flowers in the nouveau style and the sandstone around the door and windows was all carved with flowers and such. The entry way was black and white marble checked...I could go on :) Turned me into the architecture/interior design fanatic I still am today.