From chaotic to cohesive—this kitchen was long overdue for a transformation. The ‘before’ was a collection of mismatched builder-grade choices that just didn’t belong together. The ‘after’ has purpose, flow, and a whole new vibe. Before/afters below: [Read more…] about Kitchen Remodel, Before/After
Seventies Kitchen Remodel
The ’70s called… and asked for its ‘50 Shades of Brown’ galley kitchen back. Out with the outdated appliances and fake ventilation, in with upgrades which include pro-level ventilation, wine refrigerator, 6-burner + griddle gas range, double oven, side-by-side counter-depth refridgerator/freezer, lighting overhaul, new flooring and beautifully customized pantry and cabinetry. This much-needed update also brought a relocated dining area and an expanded, way more functional layout. Now this kitchen is ready for serious cheffing and entertaining. Details below: [Read more…] about Seventies Kitchen Remodel
Duc de Morny Library, La Réserve Paris

La Réserve Paris, located on Avenue Gabriel near the Champs-Élysées and the Eiffel Tower, is a luxury boutique hotel with a backstory rooted in Parisian elegance and refinement. The hotel is housed in a 19th-century mansion, originally built as a private residence. In the early 2000s, the property underwent a meticulous transformation, blending classical Parisian architecture with modern luxury.
Opened in 2015, @lareserveparis combines contemporary design with a historic charm. The interiors, designed by [Read more…] about Duc de Morny Library, La Réserve Paris
Maison & Objet

Maison & Objet, held biannually in Paris, is one of the world’s most influential design fairs, drawing top brands of interior design, décor, and lifestyle innovation. For over 25 years, this iconic event has served as a pulse point for the industry, offering a curated glimpse into emerging trends, groundbreaking materials, and visionary craftsmanship. The location is a quick train ride from Paris (or shuttle, provided by the show for attendees) to Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center, where the fair gathers over 3,000 brands and exhibitors from around the world, attracting a discerning audience of designers, architects, retailers, and tastemakers.
Maison & Objet is thoughtfully organized into distinct sectors, offering [Read more…] about Maison & Objet
Paris Deco Off

Every January, Deco Off takes center stage as the premier destination for textile and decor trends. Dubbed the “Salon of the Decorative Arts,” this trade-focused event turns the Left Bank’s Rue du Mail and Rue de Seine into a buzzing hub for luxury fabrics, wallpapers, and artisan craftsmanship. Top houses unveil their newest patterns and palettes, setting the tone for the year ahead. Unlike traditional fairs, Deco Off invites visitors into showrooms for an intimate, tactile experience—where rich velvets, intricate prints, and bold textures beg to be touched. For interior designers, it’s an unmissable deep dive into the future of decorative arts, events and parties happening non-stop simultaneously – all within the elegant backdrop of Paris’s design district. A few snapshots from this year’s event below… [Read more…] about Paris Deco Off
