There's something about Parisian decor that feels so effortless, yet totally impossible to replicate. If you want to give your home that je ne sais quoi vibe, we've hunted down some of the most stylish and genius tips from the very women who hail from this posh country — take notes.
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Pick Your Accents Wisely
This blogger knows the power of throw pillows and picks them out based on the vibe she's trying to create. For instance, these accessories are fresh and just what your home needs to welcome spring.
When this Paris native moved back to her hometown to raise her baby, she updated her existing coffee table with glue and imitation leather — and that's it. Proving style doesn't have to be complicated.
Since this homeowner had a strict budget when renovating her Paris apartment, she had to pick and choose where she invested. She splurged on marble countertops, which she says makes her kitchen feel more modern and fresh.
Even if that means shoes. If you're proud of your heels, sweaters or jewelry, why not turn it into art that you can stare at all day long? We're especially in love with this ladder solution.
The secret behind this bohemian home in Hossegor, France? The homeowner didn't rush buying decor and collected items she truly loved little by little. That way, her house is filled only with items she cherishes.
If you want to make a small space feel bigger, unite everything with a simple color scheme that features a splash of brightness. Here, yellow pops against the rest of the white and gray decor.
This homeowner layers colorful rugs on top of wood floors to add vibrancy and dimension to the space. The key to not letting this get out of hand is keeping the walls and furniture neutral.
Even though this homeowner's home is tiny, she makes the most of it with strategic paint. In her alcove of a bedroom, she used plum to create a cozy nook and hung a curtain around the side for privacy.
Not only do mirrors help make a room feel bigger, since they reflect light, but when you pair them with a glitzy gold frame and put on top of a fireplace mantle, you've got a focal point that feels just the right amount of glamorous, too.
Even though most homeowners rest their pictures against the wall because they can't decide where to hang it, it's even better as a permanent solution. It keeps the room from feeling too formal.
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