Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label travel. Show all posts

Friday, June 26, 2015

Classic & Elegant Saint Sulpice Apartment.

Recently and elegantly renovated, this apartment was built in 1690 and was once inhabited by Robespierre. 
Located near the famous church place Saint Sulpice, it is available for rent via the website Haven in Paris 

































Via Haven In Paris

Wednesday, May 14, 2014

The Fab Day Paris- Best City Guide

                    The Fab Day Paris City Guide


"The Fab Day is an online city guide produced by our team of globetrotters and urban geeks. For over five years we have been posting on the blogosphere our fabulous journeys and latest findings. The Fab Day is a photo album, a daily exploration and a notebook showing remarkable cities, hotels, restaurants, cafés, shops, museums, monuments, galleries, theaters, parks, etc. A wise French man ( Montaigne ) said once "L'homme fait le voyage, le voyage fait l'homme".

Wishing you a wonderful journey and a Fab Day !"

François-Xavier Hermand.
Founder.
Available:


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Frenchie to go
Café Suedois 
Le petit fer a cheval
Prunier
Bistrot Paul Bert
La Pagode
Cafe de Flore
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François-Xavier Hermand

Thursday, April 10, 2014

LOUIS VUITTON “SPIRIT OF TRAVEL” AD CAMPAIGN

The “Spirit of Travel” campaign was shot by fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh and celebrates the French house’s travel heritage.






Wednesday, March 26, 2014

Secret Home- Ensues la Redonne, Provence.


This is the home to which Séverine (who is the CEO of Louis Vuitton France), her husband Jean-Marc and their three children go to when they want to escape from the hustle and bustle of Paris. The house, which is located in the Provence, has seven bedroom and is always full with friends and family visiting. The house did not need a lot of renovation work. The family just added a personal touches by painting the walls in pretty colors such as blue and sage green. They wanted a ‘easy living’ atmosphere rather then a refined chic decor.

















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