CLÉE CASA · PARIS

Casa Journal

Notes on Paris, interiors and the art of living well

L’ADRESSE

L’INTÉRIEUR

LE CARNET

PROPRIÉTAIRES

THE WEEKLY EDIT

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FLORA DANICA

A long Sunday lunch at Flora Danica — Scandinavian cooking, a hidden garden and an unhurried afternoon in the heart of Paris.

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BRACH PARIS

Discover Brach Paris, Philippe Starck's distinctive restaurant and hotel in the 16th arrondissement, where design meets Mediterranean dining.

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MIMOSA

A Mediterranean table hidden within the Hôtel de la Marine — for long lunches, generous plates and an afternoon around the Tuileries.

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PASSY

Residential streets, market mornings and a quieter rhythm. Discover Passy — a different way of living in Paris.

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PARIS 16

A quieter side of Paris, shaped by neighbourhood rituals, market streets and addresses worth returning to. Our edit of the places we keep around Passy and La Muette.

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SAINT-GERMAIN

A Saturday on the Left Bank, from morning coffee and market flowers to galleries, long lunches and a walk through the Luxembourg Gardens. Our guide to spending a day in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

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CASA JOURNAL · CLÉE CASA

L’ADRESSE

The city, neighbourhood by neighbourhood

Streets, quartiers and the addresses that shape everyday life in Paris.

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L’INTERIEUR

The art of living at home

Rooms, materials, architecture and the small details that turn a residence into somewhere worth staying.

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LE CARNET

Places worth knowing

Tables, cafés, galleries, exhibitions and places we find ourselves returning to.

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PROPRIÉTAIRES

The considered side of Paris property

Practical perspectives on furnished rentals, presentation, regulation, taxation and preparing a Paris residence for the extended-stay market.

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