Dream Bathrooms – Paris Edition
Rooms as large as sitting rooms, floors and walls with period boiserie, bathtubs positioned at will, preferably with a view. Most of the time it’s a question of space, but more often than not, the dream bathroom is one that doesn’t compromise, bringing together multiple functions without sacrificing imagination.
There are houses that, due to their architecture or destination, possess a unique character. One can draw inspiration for dream bathrooms from suggestions of houses that transform the room, positioning the double washbasin at the centre or the bathtub near the window to enjoy the view of the city panorama or the sea. Some decorative elements can be added such as a chandelier or a designer chaise longue, or touches of precious materials and perhaps a fireplace, to achieve environments of even greater impact.
Paris is one of the most extraordinary destinations in the world. Whether discovering the city for the first time or reconnecting with it, it’s an unrepeatable journey, where one rediscovers the beauty of its gardens, the pleasure of its cuisine and wines, the joy of its bistros and the elegance of its palaces that line the Seine. There’s no better time than the present to plan a visit to the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district.
Rue de l’Université is located in the 7th arrondissement, rightly considered the most elegant and exclusive of the Left Bank and all of Paris. On one side is the Musée d’Orsay with the world’s largest collection of Impressionist paintings, and on the other the church of St. Germain, with the historic Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots on the square since 1885. Today, while illustrious chocolatiers and pastry chefs have joined fashion and luxury, there are still numerous printers, bookshops and art galleries, design shops that animate the district and delight the stroll of both collectors and occasional tourists.
