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Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward's Paris Living Room
Antiques create authentic home style without period constraints.
In brief
Antiques create authentic home style without period constraints. Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward's Paris apartment blends antiques with everyday items for a lived-in feel. Originally reported by Homes and Gardens.
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward's Paris Apartment
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward lived in this Paris apartment while filming Paris Blues.
Living Room Details
A marble fireplace sits beneath an ornate mirror with crystal lamps and an antique sideboard.
Antique Sideboard
The geometric sideboard from 1stDibs is a key piece for recreating their look.
Retro Vinyl Player
A Wockoder vinyl record player adds relaxed character with accessible pricing.
Sunset Bazaar Rug
The washable Sunset Bazaar rug offers orangey-red warmth and practical durability.
Darren Price's View
For Darren Price, decorating with antiques creates atmosphere rather than period style.
“Decorating with antiques is less about creating a particular period look and more about creating atmosphere.”
Antique Benefits
Antiques bring character and history without dictating a room's overall style.
“Antiques quite often represent the craft and fingerprints of times gone.”
Lived-In Feel
The mix of old and new items creates emotional depth in a space.
“It is that layering of old and new, familiar and unexpected, that gives a room its emotional quality.”
The headline
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward's Paris apartment blends antiques with everyday items for a lived-in feel.
