Gallery Post // Cora Büttenbender’s Parisian Loft.

April 28, 2014

This beautiful Parisian loft belongs to the Berlin-born photographer Cora Büttenbender who moved to Paris 15 years ago. Inspired by the sophisticated colour palette of the French capital, Cora’s loft reflects the effortless French aesthetic. The loft is located near the Canal Saint Martin. Tres magnifique!

Cora Buttenbender's Parisian Loft | Yellowtrace

[Photography by Cora Büttenbender for Elle Deco.]

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