Start with this bronze faucet to inject a little old-world European flavor. Its classic shape and finish instantly transports you to another time and place—Provence, perhaps?
Wooden European table; $1,299
We love how this table and the bistro chairs don’t match perfectly, almost as if they came together piece-by-piece, adding that certain je nais se quoi to your breakfast nook.
Tolix Marais A chair; $212.5
The ever-popular tolix chair is used throughout cafes in France, and adds a playful, yet industrial vibe to a rustic table.
Chambord coffee maker; $39.95
No French kitchen is complete without a French press. This one from Bodum is a classic. Bring on the café au lait and croissants!
Clarissa glass drop chandelier; $399
French woman know how to accessorize without going overboard. This ultra-glam chandelier would be great over a farmhouse table, or a kitchen island (in which case, we’d use two—like a beautiful set of earrings) for that perfect finishing touch.
Marseille napkins—set of 4; $28
Blue and yellow is a classic French color combination, and the print is very country-chic.
Edge wine glasses; $11.95
Just like the Bodum French press, wine glasses are a must. But opt for a less traditional shape like these cylindrical ones from Crate and Barrel for a pleasant design twist.
Eiffel tower bottle opener and corkscrew set; $43
The Eiffel tower might be to the French what Disney World is to those from Orlando, Florida (a tourist trap), but these silver-plated trinkets are a whimsical addition to any Parisian-inspired bar area.
Richelieu matte nickel/crystal pull; $17.9
The crystal and the nickel in these understated cabinet pulls pick up the glass from the chandelier and steel from the chairs. Parfait!
