Parisian Furniture, Tres Bien - Paris part 1

There are many parts of Parisian life that I could very easily cope with. We only had three days in this wonderful City, but we were able to make the most of it. Our accommodations were a little Parisian apartment (http://www.perfectplaces.com/vacation-rentals/38447.htm) right in the Latin Quarter (around the corner from where Ernest Hemmingway used to live). Rue Mouffetard was also a minutes walk away (the oldest street in Paris), Mouffetard is lined with every little shop you could possibly desire...for food atleast. We could spend hours going into all the Boulangeries, Patisseries, Fromageries...pure gastronomical bliss.

One of the days we stumbled upon this little home decor & furniture shop, and OH.MY.WORD. I would have taken everything home if it was at all feasible (and if I have thousands of Euro to spend on buying and shipping furniture).

I just had to take a few pictures, there was a genuine mix of modern and antique...but nothing was too modern (sometimes modern=space travel). LOVE.

Where Jayson stayed while I browsed...until "oh my gosh Jay you just have to see this way too cool coffee table...you just HAVE to see it'.

He humoured me.

Leather Travel Trunk? Yes Please.

Gasp. Love. The lighting fixtures were all so creative. Inspiration Overload.

Cashmere throws and a to die for china cabinet. Oh and the clocks are a fave too.

More clocks. I just might have 3 ginormaous (gigantic/enormous)

clocks in my washroom too.

Oh just sitting in my future living room.

If it is ever possible to fly to this city to buy all my furniture....