Agnès Carpentier

Before and after photos show how a brilliant layout rejig and elegant decor have transformed this tiny flat Once you fall in love with Paris, it’s hard to resist the lure of the historic areas of the city. That’s exactly what happened to this German couple, who decided to buy a 76 sq m pied-à-terre in the charming quarter of Saint-Germain-des-Prés in the central 6th arrondissement. Although the flat had already been renovated, the layout and lack of light weren’t the right fit for the new owners.

BoConcept Metal and wood at the forefront. High-quality outdoor furniture was on display at the show, featuring durable materials such as wood and powder-coated aluminum notable for their ability to withstand the elements. Consumers are also looking for products that can be repaired and upgraded. Ella chair, Instead Sustainable designs. The focus on eco-friendly, recycled and local materials continues to grow.

Before and after photos show how this tiny attic has been transformed into a cheerful, vintage-inspired home The owner of this Parisian apartment had been renting near the Bastille opera house while looking to buy his first flat in the surrounding area. When he finally found this dilapidated rooftop studio, he was careful to work out a realistic budget for the work needed to turn the converted attic into a fully-functioning, cosy home.