You can’t miss this Parisian home; it has a giant artwork installation of a sweet in a wrapper outside. That sets the tone for Rue Weber, an on-trend and elegantly appointed two-bedroom home with plenty of space for up to four guests. Decorated with bespoke artwork, it combines contemporary design with traditional touches such as original cornicing and chandeliers. Set in the heart of the 16th Arrondissement, it’s a perfect base for a family city break in the City of Lights.
Home to some of the city’s best museums, the 16th Arrondissement is an affluent and ultra-chic sector of the city. Featuring notable attractions such as the Arc de Triomphe and the stunning Bois de Boulogne park, it juxtaposes busy Parisian streets and boulevards with wide-open green spaces and parkland. Spend the morning exploring the Museum of Modern Art before heading to the Jardin d'Acclimatation, where you’ll find the world’s oldest operating amusement park. Quirky and full of surprises, the 16th is a delight to explore.
Rue Weber embraces a modernist interior that works sympathetically with some of the apartment’s original features. The result is a relaxed, laid-back interior with plenty of character. The bright living room and dining area are illuminated by large French windows that lead out onto a Juliet balcony. The kitchen is sleek and fitted with every appliance you’ll need to create your culinary masterpieces. A spare room doubles as an extra living space and has a fold-out three-seater sofa that can be used as a double bed. The nearby guest bathroom has a toilet and basin. The master bedroom offers a king-size bed and a study area, along with an ensuite bathroom with a shower.
Outside, you’ll find a delightful little courtyard space that can be accessed from the kitchen. Please note that bicycles are not allowed in the building, and you cannot use the courtyard to park them. While this apartment may be bijou, it more than makes up for its size with a big personality that’s typically Parisian.