They would include a permanent Venice canal, Parisian square and brownstone New York apartments.
A pair of ebonized Parisian club chairs, a flea-market find, are perfectly scaled for a small room.
His images often depict local residents, including this piece, which was part of a 2004 Parisian project called "Portrait of a Generation".
The pastry proved as popular in Paris as it had in Vienna and Parisian bakers have been making it ever since as have bakers around the world who learned it from the Parisians.
Chanel was the French dress designer who ruled over Parisian haute couture for nearly 60 years.
The memories of having lived on my own — in college, in Guatemala, in my own swanky Parisian apartment — clash painfully with my current living situation.
Denis, who came from a humble background and was considered an upstart by the Parisian medical establishment, wanted to make a name for himself by extending the English experiments.
The Atrium bar: Unwind in a cosmopolitan Parisian setting at this sumptuous hotel bar.
You don't have to buy into the premises of the mediaeval Parisian clerics to agree with their conclusion and admire the result.
Find it in a library, a Parisian bookshop or in scattered fragments online.
The gang set up their head-quarters at 93, rue Lauriston, probably the most infamous address in Parisian history, the home of the gang that became known as the French Gestapo.
He toured the Parisian prisons, arranging the release of old associates and anyone else who could help consolidate his powerful place in the perverted new social order.
And she wishes she had tweaked the big shoulders on one of her Parisian dresses instead of giving it away.
The trial may be gripping the Parisian elite, with newspapers filled daily with cut-out guides to understanding the drama and its cast of characters.
As a Parisian born and bred, I thought the most convincing presentation came from Parisian architect and sometime presidential candidate Roland Castro.
CHARLES: You were eating all that good Parisian food.
