Paris France Architecture and Design

The new elevation by local firm Rotunno Justman comprises two 645-square-foot apartments that harmonize with the existing structure and evoke a sense of nature for the residents.

Miogui Architecture revamps a 137-square-foot Parisian flat with mirrors, color, and plenty of sunlight.

The 323-square-foot home of interior designer Hugo Toro packs a big punch with vibrant colors and textured furnishings that reflect his French and Mexican background.

Mirror, mirror on the wall—is this the tiniest apartment of them all?

Built in the 1860s for a renowned French painter, the sprawling three-level residence was later redesigned at the request of Winnaretta Singer, Princesse Edmond de Polignac.

At a dancer’s home in the suburbs, a series of exterior louvers create the perfect balance between privacy and openness.

MMNK overcomes the constraints of a complex floor plan to turn a cramped 592-square-foot space into an elegant home.

Local firm Ajile Architects worked between party walls to create a vertical, light-filled design complete with a series of indoor/outdoor spaces.

With recent work including NFT collectors’ cards and a collaboration with French furniture brand Sifas, Döppel Studio’s body of work defies categorization.

The Paris-based duo behind Sabourin Costes create playful designs across creative disciplines including product and furniture design, interior architecture, and visual...

Nomadic Architecture Studio opens up the interior of a one-bedroom dwelling to accommodate a young family as they move through life’s paces.

Featuring a soaring atrium, the spacious French home spreads across three floors of a converted 20th-century foundry.

A lively color palette, graphic tiles, and custom woodwork enhance the Parisian charm of this one-of-a-kind residence.

An exhibit of contemporary Finnish art, hosted in the midcentury modernist’s only home in France, signals a tentative return to normalcy for the country.

Punchy accent walls, Banksy paintings, and midcentury modern icons add a touch of flair to this updated Haussmann apartment.

By capturing natural light and adding svelte, custom furniture, JCPCDR rescues a dark, dated apartment in the 4th arrondissement.

Hoch Studio turns a dingy, cramped apartment into a sunny sanctuary with a winning personality.

Sculptural plywood walls weave new life into a 19th-century Parisian apartment while preserving its historic Haussmannien features.

A colorful conversion adds storage and brightens this petite first-floor French flat.

Housed inside the iconic Villa Stein-de-Monzie, the renovated apartment stays true to the master architect’s celebrated avant-garde style.

A storied city dwelling adopts a contemporary color palette and fondness for abundant natural light.

The six-story, 150,000-square-foot garden is expected to yield a ton of organic produce every day for the French capital.

The French Senate has rejected President Macron’s call for “an inventive reconstruction” by mandating that Notre Dame be rebuilt exactly as it was before last month’s fire.

Inspired by environmental issues, architect Vincent Callebaut reimagines the roof of Notre Dame Cathedral as a solar-powered urban farm.

In the wake of the massive fire that engulfed the Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris–based Studio NAB proposes replacing the damaged roof with a massive greenhouse.

Paris' Notre Dame cathedral was consumed by flames, but plans to rebuild it are already underway.

In Paris, a makeshift duplex is tailor-made for a couple, their toddler, and their cat.

Black steel accents and exposed oriented strand board redefine a tiny Parisian apartment with high ceilings and tons of natural light.

His American-style kitchen is quite a sight in the 11th arrondissement.

A renovated, 19th-century apartment in Montmartre features a multifunctional partition, natural light, and a dose of color.