You're coming to Paris and you don't know where to stay? Well, I have the perfect place for you... This town house is ideally located (Avenue Franklin D Roosevelt, very near the Champs-Elysées), it's extremely beautiful and it has a very interesting history: The Count Le Marois had it built in 1863 then it was sold in 1927 to the France-Amériques association, an association that promotes a "mutual understanding between France and all the countries of North and South America". This house is for rent whenever you feel like throwing a party for several hundreds of people... (See the inside here). That's what I did last week ;-)
I like your blog and photos, lot of inspiration here for my own Paris site.. Thanks..:)
ReplyDeleteWas your party for the launch of the 2010 calendar? lol
ReplyDeleteLovely picture with interesting lighting on the building.
I was remodeling it and was just waiting for the paint to dry to officially invite you all..... but now that the news are out, I'm having a little open house tonight.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget, BYOB!
Oh, Monica, you are so avant garde!Should we bring capirhinas or Beaujolais nouveau?
ReplyDeleteLooks like the perfect place to have a PDP picnic!
ReplyDeleteo m gosh. that is soooo pretty !
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I certainly would like to stay in such a elegant house! Would you like to exchange link with me?
ReplyDeleteVery colorful lighting effects they've chosen! (And I caught you "cheating" again, Eric!!) ; )
ReplyDeleteWow! Just stunning!
ReplyDeleteWell that settles that Eric.. When I blow into Paris this winter, I'll just rent that fine place and we'll just have us one fine blogathon!! :) Well maybe some place smaller might be better. We'll chat!
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Hee hee, Monica! Very nicely done, I love the lighting!
ReplyDeleteVirginia--two trips in one year? Oh my!
So . . . you threw a party here, or you attended a party here?? Either way, fabulous venue—and fabulous photo too! Have to agree with Tomate. Meanwhile, if I win the lottery (it's just a matter of time), you're all invited.
ReplyDeleteI never thought I'd use 'fun' for such an elegantly beautiful house, but it's exactly what the lights do for it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a truly stunning photo.
ReplyDeleteWow, that is quite a place! It looks like a great place for a party, but I think I'll stick with a nice small apartment.
ReplyDeleteWell that is certainly the most colourful house I've seen. Perfect for a party!
ReplyDeleteThe inside's nothing like I expected! Your photo's a party, Eric.
ReplyDeleteI love Tomate's idea, too.
Virginia ~ aahhhhhh! How exciting.
Wow you threw a party here? My, my how fab. It certainly looks grand. Love the lighting too. This must have been the day you took the 'almost dawn' photo, yes? ;)
ReplyDeleteLynn, it was a fabulous party. Thanks for the invite Eric.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, have I let the cat out of the bag?
Tomate -great idea - if you pay the rent, we'll bring the sandwiches.
Thanks for this Eric! Thanks to you, someone from the team is going to check it out tomorrow for an event. I love their website as well!
ReplyDeleteAlso, thanks to everyone who left a message on my niece's article. It really meant a lot to her (and me).
Very cool....nice mix of modern and classic...
ReplyDeleteAnd phx-cdg, it's funny...we have a new bottle of Leblon, so I was making some pre-dinner strawberry capirhinas last nite as we were sorting through pics from our recent Paris trip. Of course, I am only an understudy in the making of to my wife, a lovely Brazilian girl!
Sean
I'm on my way...looks like just the place for an intimate soiree for several hundred or so...
ReplyDeleteah c'est jolie, ҫa! C’est un rêve de vivre dans une maison à Paris, spécialement celle comme ça.
ReplyDeletePHX I see caipirinhas seems to be very in at the moment (see Eurostyle's comment!) so I have to say
ReplyDeletebring on the cachaça!!!!
Drummond! You went? Ohh, you are just winding me up aren't you? Aren't you? Aren't you! Arrrggghhh. Tell, tell.
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