I first introduced Private Choice in October of last year (you can read more about it here). I recently attended the 6th edition of the event, where Nadia Candet had once again asserted her curatorial taste on the Haussmannien apartment where the event is held with a selection of contemporary artists and designers, a wide variety of artwork, furniture and design objects that come together as a unified whole. This year’s theme is highlighting the Current Trends. The great mise en scene is not only an exhibition event but also a private sale event.

From Vogue:

« What are Private Choice's goals?

To develop the Private Choice label as an incubator for talent and develop cross-collaborations with foundations and companies, offering a brand to designers and being the first to present these creations in Private Choice 2017 or 2018. »

Private Choice; Photo by @dana_chels

Private Choice; Photo by @dana_chels

Private Choice; Photo by @dana_chels

Private Choice; Photo by @dana_chels

Private Choice; Photo by @dana_chels

Private Choice; Photo by @dana_chels

And as my mind still lingers on Parisian appartements with ceiling mouldings, herringbone hardwood floors and fabulous chandeliers here is a selection of some of the most beautiful Haussmannien interiors I have seen in the past few days...

via Daily Dream Decor

via Ty Pennington

Pierre Emmanuel Martin and Stéphane Garotin | via Vogue

A Haussmannien apartment in Bordeaux, design by Daphné Serrado

A Haussmannien apartment in Bordeaux, design by Daphné Serrado

Nadia Candet, Private Choice 2016

Home of Shoe Designer Rodolphe Menudier | photo by Enrique Menossi

Soho House Instanbul