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To Paris with Love: Modern Homes in the City of Light

In honor of Eiffel Tower Day, we celebrate our favorite modern homes in Paris.

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The Dimanches' indoor garden wall is 20-by-23 feet, dominating the living room with greenery.
The Dimanches' indoor garden wall is 20-by-23 feet, dominating the living room with greenery.
“At Rue Vignon I wanted to distort reality in order to create intriguing visions,” explains architect Michael Herrman, who renovated an 18th-century structure in Paris for himself and his family. He was inspired by an apartment created in the 1930s by Le Corbusier.
“At Rue Vignon I wanted to distort reality in order to create intriguing visions,” explains architect Michael Herrman, who renovated an 18th-century structure in Paris for himself and his family. He was inspired by an apartment created in the 1930s by Le Corbusier.
Previously owned by French architect Jacques Carlu, the Jean-Paul Gaultier–designed apartment at Trocadero in Paris is a journey through a multitude of surreal scenes with dizzying lines, furniture protruding from the walls, and a jungle of plants. On the terrace, mirror tiles and protrusions create a fractured landscape.
Previously owned by French architect Jacques Carlu, the Jean-Paul Gaultier–designed apartment at Trocadero in Paris is a journey through a multitude of surreal scenes with dizzying lines, furniture protruding from the walls, and a jungle of plants. On the terrace, mirror tiles and protrusions create a fractured landscape.
For Felix Claus, a 1930s rental apartment is more than an idyllic pied-à-terre—it’s an architectural gem that requires reverence and careful tending. Photo by Hotze Eisma.
For Felix Claus, a 1930s rental apartment is more than an idyllic pied-à-terre—it’s an architectural gem that requires reverence and careful tending. Photo by Hotze Eisma.