Zoé de Las Cases deliberately sought a smaller apartment in central Paris so that she and her family could acquire a bolthole in the countryside. Exactly two years ago, her dream was realised when she stumbled upon this wonderful etage in the 2nd arrondissement, and an abandoned country house in Normandy. Zoé is a creative soul, and divides her time between working as a graphic designer for French stationary company Clairefontaine, an artist – her latest project includes a collection of colouring books which have been translated into more than twenty languages including Secret Paris, Secret New York and Secret Tokyo and an interior decorator – she is currently juggling 7 houses and apartments between Paris and the South of France! And I thought I was busy…! Her creative philosophy is born from an art of living “that is a mix of decoration and style in a happy, playful and colourful universe.” Laid out over two floors, the family’s Paris apartment is a charming blend of old and new, resulting in a wonderfully relaxed home that’s full of soul. Let’s take a peek!

Isn’t this just such a pretty space? I love the blend between old and new, it gives the home such a warm vibe.

I particularly love Zoé and Benjamin’s bedroom with those double doors leading out to a balcony and bathroom behind the glass room dividers.

Is there anything that stood out to you?

If you’re curious to see more (I can’t blame you!) – you can see more pictures on Zoé’s instagram, and discover more about her latest projects and services here.

I think I might just have to share a tour of her Normandy country house next week too, what do you reckon?! It’s be rude not to!

There are some incredible French homes in the archives if you fancy a delve. Some of my favourites include a pretty home with striking black floors (possibly one of my favourite kitchens of all time!), a charming French family home full of inspiring details and a light and airy Paris loft. 

Vive la France!

Have a wonderful weekend, see you Monday!

Niki

Photography: Zoé de La Cases, shared with kind permission

Zoé de Las Cases deliberately sought a smaller apartment in central Paris so that she and her family could acquire a bolthole in the countryside. Exactly two years ago, her dream was realised when she stumbled upon this wonderful etage in the 2nd arrondissement, and an abandoned country house in Normandy. Zoé is a creative soul, and divides her time between working as a graphic designer for French stationary company Clairefontaine, an artist – her latest project includes a collection of colouring books which have been translated into more than twenty languages including Secret Paris, Secret New York and Secret Tokyo and an interior decorator – she is currently juggling 7 houses and apartments between Paris and the South of France! And I thought I was busy…! Her creative philosophy is born from an art of living “that is a mix of decoration and style in a happy, playful and colourful universe.” Laid out over two floors, the family’s Paris apartment is a charming blend of old and new, resulting in a wonderfully relaxed home that’s full of soul. Let’s take a peek!

Isn’t this just such a pretty space? I love the blend between old and new, it gives the home such a warm vibe.

I particularly love Zoé and Benjamin’s bedroom with those double doors leading out to a balcony and bathroom behind the glass room dividers.

Is there anything that stood out to you?

If you’re curious to see more (I can’t blame you!) – you can see more pictures on Zoé’s instagram, and discover more about her latest projects and services here.

I think I might just have to share a tour of her Normandy country house next week too, what do you reckon?! It’s be rude not to!

There are some incredible French homes in the archives if you fancy a delve. Some of my favourites include a pretty home with striking black floors (possibly one of my favourite kitchens of all time!), a charming French family home full of inspiring details and a light and airy Paris loft. 

Vive la France!

Have a wonderful weekend, see you Monday!

Niki

Photography: Zoé de La Cases, shared with kind permission