Located in Paris 17th arrondissement, close to the shops of Avenue des Ternes and Avenue de la Grande Armée and close to metro stations Argentine (line 1), Charles de Gaulle - Etoile (line 1, line 2, line 6, and RER A) and Ternes (line 2). Hardwood flooring.

To arrive to this Haussmannian apartment near the Champs Elysees, you must walk up a wooden staircase, typical of the most beautiful Parisian buildings and covered appropriately with a carpet to stifle the noises and offer, from the entrance, a cozy atmosphere.

It is a refined apartment, decorated with great taste in gray and white tones for the background and with black and purple accents. There are, by discreet touches, the whole range of violets, from the pale purple of the thick carpet with branches of a cherry tree to the violet lampshades of the living room, passing by to the carmine of the dinning table seats. All details have been designed for maximum elegance.

The entrance of this Haussmannian apartment near the Champs Elysees faces a closet with sliding doors adorned with mirrors. To the right, one reaches the large living area, which includes a kitchen area, separated from the rest by a partition at half height; a corner dining room, with corner seats, and the living area.

To the left, the shower room, and at the end, the double room, oriented to the East.

Standing under the sign of history, the wall at the end of the living room is decorated like an old-fashioned museum, loaded with small paintings that happily mix sizes, small medallions or large double pages, and shapes, squares, rectangles, Circles. This skillfully studied effect brings together many old engravings: old maps of France, vintage engravings that reproduce famous paintings and portraits of women. A neighboring Dutch peasant with Diane de Poitiers, King Henri II's favorite, and the Portrait with the Straw Hat by Elizabeth Vigée Le Brun, rendered in engraving.

In the middle of the beautiful carpet with branches of cherry tree that evokes the Far East, a black traveling trunk serves as a coffee table and spins the metaphor of the journey.

A superb buffet, white with black tray, with black candelabra, faces the kitchen. The latter is simple and practical, fully equipped and discreetly concealed by a partition, against which the corner bench seat is leaned on. A sketch decorates it with simplicity, which represents a street of Montmartre and the Sacré coeur.

At the end of the corridor, one reaches the bedroom. On the wall over the headboard are painted stylized patterns of stylized branches in Art Nouveau style. Here as well, we also find in fine touches the black that gives so much refinement to the living room: the patterns of the wallpaper, the feet of the fluted lamps and the pretty mirror with black frame. After the cherry branches of the rug in the living room, the Far East finds itself here in the nightstands and the Chinese-style chair.

The bedding & washrooms
This Haussmannian apartment near the Champs Elysees consists of:

1 bedroom with a Queen size bed (160 x 200);
1 sofa bed (90 x 200) located in the living room;
1 independent shower room with toilet included.