With the help of Farrow & Ball, the renovation of the Hotel Biron, home to the Rodin Museum in Paris, is nearly complete. Farrow & Ball has long supported the renovation of historic sites and museums around the world with remarkably beautiful results that complement both the architecture and art. Here, Farrow…
Every summer, a full-fledged beach with sand, games, cafés, and even boating takes over the banks of the Seine and the Bassin de la Villette in North Paris. Paris Plage has enjoyed enormous success since its launch in 2003 and attracted millions of visitors. Not to be missed by anyone yearning…
My dear friend Charlie lives across the Seine from the Eiffel Tour. Needless to say, she has a spectacular view. I was delighted when she shared some pics of this year’s fireworks display. Vive la France!
At the suggestion of a close friend, I saw the documentary film Dior and I, which provides a fascinating look into the house of Christian Dior at the time newly-hired creative director Raf Simons launched his first haute couture collection. Simons was hired to replace John Galliano after he was suddenly relieved for an…
It’s a bit overcast and gloomy this Saturday afternoon, and I have no plans. So, I decided to put on my walking shoes and see what my beloved city had to offer. Strolling through the seventh arrondissement I came upon one of my favorite sites – a brocante or street…
American Friends of Musee d’Orsay hosted a four-day weekend in Paris on April 23-26. The centerpiece of the trip was a dinner in the Orangerie Museum, where the renowned Monet Water Lilies galleries will soon be renovated thanks to partial funding from AFMO. US Ambassador Jane Hartley inaugurated the weekend at…
I began my blog in 2008 as a fun and creative outlet to share musings about my time in Paris, the things I love, making the most of your travels, and how to bring everyday France into your everyday life—no matter where you live.
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