Some places stay with you forever. 

For our founder and creative director Charlotte, Paris has always been one of those places. In her youth she spend almost 14 years there. She turned 60 this year and decided to become a creative nomade - living and working 4 1/2 months in her beloved Paris. Take a look inside Charlotte's colorful Paris apartment – filled with flea market treasures, vintage finds, rice favorites and everyday magic. 

Curious about why Charlotte moved back to Paris? Read more about her Paris adventure here. 

She had 3 main criteria’s in the search for finding the right apartment to host her dreamy adventure.   

She was looking for something very specific: a classic Haussmann-style Parisian apartment. She wanted to feel that she was in Paris even when she was inside the apartment - not necessarily by having a view of the Eiffel Tower, but through the atmosphere, the beautiful buildings, and the iconic Parisian rooftops. 

Last but not least - and much harder to find - she dreamed of an open kitchen and dining area where friends and family could gather around the table. 

 When she stepped into this Haussmann apartment in the 9th arrondissement, she knew she had found it. 

One thing was especially important when searching for a home: an open kitchen and dining area. 

Charlotte loves gathering people around the table, and the open layout allows cooking, conversations and dinners to happen in the same space. The room quickly became the heart of the apartment. 

The apartment is a mix of rice favorites, flea market treasures, vintage finds and heirlooms. 

Although the walls are white, color is everywhere - in the textiles, artwork, furniture, flowers and small objects collected over time. Together, they create a home that feels warm, personal and full of stories.