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BEAUTIFUL PLACE
A destination, an ambiance, a decor...
Feeling the urge to escape while staying at home, creating a vacation home atmosphere, and no longer envying those who travel... we have found THE solution for you!
All you need to do is add small touches from far-off places to your interior decoration.
Yes, you can also travel at home! And we demonstrate this with three dream destinations.
BRAZILIAAA
Immerse yourself in a vibrant and colorful decor: Let yourself be seduced by Brazilian exuberance by adopting warm tones (passionate red, bright yellow, or flamboyant orange), exotic prints, and raw materials such as wood or brushed metal. Don't hesitate to focus on local craftsmanship! And for the party enthusiasts, dedicate a dance area in your living room or garden to groove to sunny rhythms.
On your side: We hurry to see the Rio-Buenos Aires exhibition at the Musée Albert Kahn for its fresh perspective on Latin America and its sublime gardens. We conclude the experience by going to quench our thirst and satisfy our hunger at BOTECO*, an outstanding bar-restaurant on the Parisian scene.
* Boteco Lapa: 48 Rue l'Échiquier 75010 Paris - Boteco Vila Mada: 51 Avenue de Trudaine 75009 Paris
* Boteco Lapa: 48 Rue l'Échiquier 75010 Paris - Boteco Vila Mada: 51 Avenue de Trudaine 75009 Paris
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an extra 15%
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eco-friendly
Outlet -40%
an extra 15%
-30%
eco-friendly
Outlet -40%
CIAO ITALIA
For an Italian-inspired decor, just think "elegance," nothing more, nothing less! After all, the land of pasta is known for its refined sense of style and attention to detail. The keys to transforming your interior into an Italian sanctuary are, of course, the use of warm and earthy colors, noble materials and fabrics such as wood, marble, or silk, and finally, floral or geometric patterns in "mix and match." Also, think of accessorizing everything with paintings, photographs, rustic ceramics, or even sculptures. And last but not least, the indispensable touch: abundant plants and flowers!
On your side: We relax on the sofa or sun lounger and read the acclaimed novels of the accomplices Umberto Eco with "The Name of the Rose" and Sandro Veronesi with "The Hummingbird". The adaptation of the latter will be released in cinemas on August 2nd with Bérénice Bejo. We can also spend a few hours in one of the last Roman restaurants in Paris, Aglio e Olio*, for their delicious dishes and tasty pasta, or in the newest Italian bistro, Localino*, to toast and share delicious dishes with the cream of the crop of products from the famous boot.
Aglio e Olio: 5 rue Guillaume Bertrand 75011 Paris / Localino: 10 Rue de l'Odéon 5006 Paris
Aglio e Olio: 5 rue Guillaume Bertrand 75011 Paris / Localino: 10 Rue de l'Odéon 5006 Paris
À LA GRECQUE
Get ready for a mythical atmosphere where ancient charm and Mediterranean elegance meet. For a Greek-inspired decor, you need everything you can find in the color of Aegean Blue, with sculptures and ancient artworks, of course, furniture or architectural objects with straight and clean lines, and finally, motifs inspired by fauna or even geometric and sinusoidal patterns to recall the waves and ancient mosaics. The textiles should be in linen or cotton and in neutral tones. Add some pieces of white terracotta and you're all set!
On your side:
We're off to buy the all-blue book "Greece, the Authentic Cuisine" by Nina Nikolaou, an eminent chef and passionate about Greek culture, to make an anthological tzatzíki and perfect pita bread. Then, we let ourselves be carried away to another chef's street food bistro, Mikaela Liaroutsos, the étsi l'ouzeri*.
Étsi-l'ouzeri : 41 Rue du Ruisseau 75018 Paris
Étsi-l'ouzeri : 41 Rue du Ruisseau 75018 Paris
