Glorious Heritage Apartment Interiors by Regis Larroque // Paris.

Passage Charles Dallery apartment, Paris (2006) by Regis Larroque.
Photography by João Morgado.

Sweet Baby Jesus. I think my eyes just had a mini-orgasm, and I have Paris designer Regis Larroque to thank for that. We all know there’s something very special about Parisian style – from fashion to interiors, French aesthetic can simply do no wrong.

While snooping around Regis Larroque website, I experienced a number of heart stopping moments. These picture perfect heritage apartments were all refurbished in effortlessly cool style with truckloads of personality. None of that super-safe grey-and-white-on-beige business going on here. No sir. There’s plenty of personality, colour and individual style jumping out of every single image. And whilst I’m afraid I don’t speak French, I am absolutely fluent in shit-hot interiors that seamlessly blend the old with the new, creating a whole new aesthetic. Magnifique!

Today I share with you my three favourite projects, featuring signature Parisian classics such as the ever-glorious herringbone floors, impossibly high ceilings, vibrant glossy paint finishes and delicate tiling that will knock your socks off. You’re welcome.

Rue Meslay 1 apartment, Paris (2010) by Regis Larroque.
Photography by João Morgado.

Rue Semard – Square Montholon apartment, Paris (2009) by Regis Larroque.
Photography by João Morgado.

[Photography by João Morgado. Images courtesy of Regis Larroque.]