A lime green chair, please?

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A floating garden with a view

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A matter of texture (and a funky color)

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For a small sofa, large cushions

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As in the past

This is the Trianon, in Montmartre district, a place dedicated to the music and art. Built in 1894, it is one of the oldest concert theaters in Paris and a landmark of this bohemian area as well as a good place to see some classic furnitures, ceiling decors and vintage pendants!

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The green, the mosaics and the beauty of the Great Mosque of Paris

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Don't be afraid of opening the kitchen's wall cabinet...

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Feeding your hunger of original vintage design

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Golden idea

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Geographical basket

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The Eldorado of good taste

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Let your white porcelain tell you something

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Easygoing lives in Paris

Is very usual here, in Paris, find shops transformed into houses and see in the windows that were before used to expose the products on sale some little samples of everyday life. 

(É muito comum aqui, em Paris, encontrar lojas de rua transformadas em casa e ver nessas vitrines que antes eram usadas para expor as mercadorias à venda algumas pequenas amostras da vida cotidiana.)

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Cultivating a flowered facade

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Because is spring, do like the parisians and go straight to the Canal Saint Martin

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The living room of a knitter

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Things one can do with old boards of wood (besides to walk on them)

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Happy gray!

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Marseille, the brave blue

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Cassis, sweet city

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Poetical light...

I saw these pendants and table lamps during the last Maison & Objet fair, but saved the images with me until I find the right moment to publish it: the spring blossoming time!

The beautiful work is signed by Beau et Bien, a french design agency. Called Smoon Cage the lighting are made in polyethylene or in Limoges Porcelaine. Tweet