Amandine & Amaury’s Lovely Little Loft in Paris

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Nancy Mitchell
Nancy Mitchell
As a former Senior Writer at Apartment Therapy, Nancy split her time among looking at beautiful pictures, writing about design, and photographing stylish apartments in and around NYC.
updated Feb 20, 2019
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Location: Paris, France
Size: 452 square feet
Years lived in: 3 years; Owned.

Amaury and Amandine’s Paris apartment is proof that it’s possible to have it all, even in a tiny footprint. Their 452 square foot space has a cozy bedroom, a beautiful kitchen, and plenty of space for eating and lounging. And, thanks to tall ceilings and generous windows, it still feels incredibly spacious.

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Although the architecture here is much more modern than in your typical Paris apartment, the space still maintains a distinctly Parisian vibe. I think it’s in the combination of pieces from different time periods, the way each element holds its own but still brings something to the mix. The crowning glory — and one of Amaury and Amandine’s favorite features — is the Constance Guisset light fixture, which immediately catches your eye upon walking in, and looks just a little bit different from every spot in the apartment.

Besides living in an incredibly covetable apartment, Amaury is also a restaurateur; you can visit him at Bob’s Juice Bar, Bob’s Kitchen, and these other spots around Paris.

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Apartment Therapy Survey:

My Style: A mix between scandinavian and 50’s style.

Inspiration: Hotels like Ace hotel, some shops like Merci and Flea markets.

Favorite Element: Our lighting from la Petite Friture and the big windows in our living room.

Biggest Challenge: Not having a big apartment…

What Friends Say: It’s a warm and very peaceful apartment.

Proudest DIY: We made the concrete countertops in the kitchen. It was a big challenge!

Dream Sources: Flea Markets, magazines (Ideat, Elle Décoration), hotels, and travel.

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Resources of Note:

ENTRY

• Stands – Habitat

• Bench – Custom made

LIVING ROOM

• Sofa – IKEA • Pillows – Bought in India during a road trip. • Lounge Table – Flea Market • Rug – Anthropologie • 1950s Sideboard – VelvetPoint • Classic 1960s wall rack – VelvetPoint

• Lighting – La Petite Friture

DINING ROOM

• Table – Ebay • Chairs – VelvetPoint

• Lighting – Conran shop

KITCHEN

• Furniture – IKEA

• Lighting – Home autour du monde

BEDROOM

• Commode – Alinea • Bedhead – Custom-made product

• Lighting – Conran Shop.

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Thanks, Amandine & Amaury!

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