The new ultra-luxury Sax Paris Hotel pays tribute to the cultural history of its surroundings, all anchoring a lesser known part of the Left Bank.
When Olga Ashby selected travertine for use in a Parisian apartment, she was creating a dialogue between geological time and human intimacy.
Maison&Objet 2025 embraces renewal, elevating objects as statements of creativity and cultural vitality through playful color + form.
A 248 ft² minimalist Paris studio by BETH X EPISTEME STUDIO features modular, double-duty furniture, a Murphy bed, and warm, space-saving design.
A former hotel in Paris' Montmartre is reimagined into bold tourist rentals by HOCH & CHHO with a postmodern and pop-laced sensibility.
Designer Manon Delafoy transforms a former restaurant into a coffee shop that doubles as a serene escape from the bustle of Paris.
The compact 344-square-foot BERGÈRE apartment in Paris is transformed by Emilie Magdelaine to resemble a high-end hotel suite.
Designed by Jordan Weisberg, a co-working space in Paris, France captures the essence of Modernist style with a slight nod to Mad Men.
Studio IDA transforms a 172-square-foot triangular horse stable into an elegant tiny home with a loft in the heart of Paris.
The Elysée Montmartre Hotel by Policronica redefines sustainable luxury with handcrafted eucalyptus interiors and eco-conscious design.
LEGO enlists three global designers to reimagine creativity + play in a colorful, immersive exhibition called Superpower Studios in Paris.
A Paris pied-à-terre, by Lichelle Silvestry, embraces 17th-century roots while incorporating contemporary elements and natural materials to create a serene retreat.
The SO/Paris hotel blends minimalism in architecture and interiors, offering a refined, luxurious fashion-forward guest experience.
Wood Marsh reimagines a Paris apartment by merging Parisian heritage and contemporary Australian design with unexpected color and contrast.
Gallerist Amélie du Chalard opens the doors of her Paris home filled with collections of art and design, much of which is from Fritz Hansen.
