France… It has always been the land of fashion, design, and elegance. A name that if mentioned, a vibe of classiness and sophistication comes to mind. Modern French Interior Design -or the Parisian style- is not different at all. It is associated with both being chic, yet simple! About Modern French Interior Design It starts with the classic French interior design, which is one of the most famous styles worldwide. It has many styles within Baroque, Rococo, Empire, and other styles. Recently people came to admire the glamour and classiness associated with these styles, but the heavily decorated and extravagant looks became out of date. That’s why modern French interior design came into existence. It has both, the glamour of the old, and the minimalism of the new. As you might have guessed, it is an eclectic style to an extent. It allows you to mix modern and classic styles together, while striking the right balance of being chic, without being overdone. So here are some simple tricks to give your house this effortless beauty, glamour, and elegance that you’ve always dreamed of. Allons-y!

Just like French women always seem to be walking down cobblestoned streets looking so effortless with their blue jeans, navy sweaters, and black leather jackets, Parisian décor has a certain je ne sais quoi about it. We're not just referring to the flawless homes that have been meticulously designed by the masters of les arts décoratifs, or the châteaux that have been passed down through generations. All French homes—even first apartments—seem to have an elegance that can't be replicated by a set of bergère chairs or an antique chandelier. So how do the French manage to put together interiors that exude elegance and flair? We turned to prolific interior designer, Betsy Kasha of A+B Kasha, to shed light on what makes Parisian apartments so chic.

Designers Yekaterina Gafina and Yulia Nikulina created visually quiet, timeless interior in Scandinavin style to escape from the bustle of Moscow . The project involved the unification of two neighboring apartments, so the work on the layout was large-scale and painstaking Dining room. Concorde table with marble top, Emmanuelle Gallina, Poliform. Chairs Gubi. Pulpo vase. Chandelier Ocher. The painting by Vladimir Semensky, Galerie Ediva, plays an important role in the interior: “It fills the room with the warmth of terracotta and the tenderness of pearls,” the designers say. Ekaterina Gafina and Yulia Nikulina are supporters of monochrome interiors. “We love the balance effect achieved by playing the halftones. Such an environment will never lose its relevance and will not get bored. And if you want, the atmosphere can be freshened up with decor at any time. " This approach turned out to be close to the customers, a successful young couple with two children: they dreamed of a comfortable, calm interior "for all time." On the subject: Ekaterina Gafina and Julia Nikulina: duplex in Jurmala The project involved the unification of two neighboring apartments, so the work on the layout was large-scale and painstaking. As a result, we managed to organize convenient logistics for 180 sq. meters, in addition to common areas, place two nurseries with a bathroom, an office, an autonomous wing for parents with their own bathroom and dressing room, as well as a laundry block.