It’s no secret that the French are synonymous with an innate sense of style and when it comes to making a home, they adopt the same laissez-faire attitude towards interiors as they do with their personal style.
Much like their enviable wardrobes, the French build their home around a few curated classics leaving the rest to evolve effortlessly with their personality. Alongside a taste for elegance and an eye for iconic 20th-century pieces, they have a gift for pairing family heirlooms with modern-day masterpieces.
Looking for a little influence, it doesn’t get any more French than . Located in the Parisian arrondissement of Montparnasse, it impeccably weaves the clients personal tastes with a sense of history, grace and practical luxury. True ‘masters les arts décoratifs’ since, well- forever, we’ve rounded up a collection of beautiful French inspired objects to lust over below.
La Cornue Cooker
Fancy yourself as the next Raymond Blanc? Get cooking with the prestigious Entirely hand-made by their craftsmen in Paris the La Cornue knowledge and expertise have been passed down from generation to generation.
Herringbone Floors
Considered the backbone to the classic Haussmann apartment look, Herringbone floors are worth investing in the best. In our opinion, nails (pun intended) this classic European pattern with a modern finish.
Cylindrical Lamps
Parisian studio worked alongside French artisans to create this quirky art deco inspired collection of cylindrical lighting. An eloquent mix of materials, these beauties feature timber, ceramic and brass discs stacked on top of each other. J’adore.
Adnet Mirror
Mirror, mirror on the wall who’s the fairest of them all? Designer and icon of French modernism; Jacques Adnet is best known for his Art Deco designs. Like this Gubi which is the epitome of French luxury. Available at Cult.
Trudon Candles
Established in 1643 Trudon Candles capture the very essence of French life- in perfume form. The La Marquise rekindles the sharpness of Madame de Pompadour and the voluptuous charms of the Rocaille with verbena, lemon and roses. Trés belle!
A Pierre Jeanneret Classic
If it doesn’t feature a armchair, can you even call it French? We think not. In our opinion, Pierre Jeanneret is easily one of the most influential designers of the 20th century- and that’s worth every penny.
Lucidipevere x Ligne Roset
The Backpack two-seater by French duo derives its distinctive personality from the slim, elegant structure which becomes the perfect foil for its curved seat.
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Abode Bed Linen
Make like Marie Antoinette and invest in only the best bed linen. Chic, lightweight, breathable and durable we love – no iron necessary.
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