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Coco In France: Dreamy Parisian Balcony Spotlight

May 20, 2022
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During a beautiful day in Paris, I stopped to enjoy the view from this dreamy Parisian balcony. I had a busy schedule ahead. My mom and I walked around to go sightseeing. It was my mission to get some great shots of French architecture. My camera roll is full of French art and historic exteriors. I’ll be sharing those soon. This blog is all about this gorgeous balcony!

If you didn’t know already, balconies are very popular throughout the city of Paris. French architecture has incorporated balconies to enhance exteriors. It adds flair while maintaining the elegance of Paris. I love the option of sipping my tea on a balcony every morning. Parisian apartments are on the smaller side so it’s nice to have functional outdoor space.

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About the French Balcony

The French balcony was introduced in the 18th century. It’s also known as the Juliet balcony, named after Juliet from Shakespeare’s play. Juliet balconies are surrounded by double or french doors that open inwards, allowing more natural light. They are commonly used in modern architecture.

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Table 1 | Table 2 | Table 3

Chair 1 | Chair 2 | Chair 3

Planter 1 | Planter 2 | Planter 3

The above balcony was located at the apartment I stayed in Paris. It’s owned by Anne Marie Midy and Jorge Almada, the owners of the furniture house Casamidy. I couldn’t get enough of the view.

Xo,

Coco

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