Home of Lagerfeld to Lanvin, Paris extends its style influence well beyond Fashion Week. By the time the renowned furniture trade show Maison et Objet opens its doors, the French fashion capital reveals itself to be a barometer of taste and aesthetics and a magnet for the who's who of the interior design world. Caroline Sarkozy is one of the insiders who knows precisely how to lend apartments, houses, and lofts that "je ne sais quoi" factor. Sarkozy, who lives and works in Paris, has tremendous expertise and a unique, elegant style that is perfectly at home in luxurious interiors around the world. She grew up in Asia, the Middle East, and the USA, and together with Belgian photographer Jean-Francois Jaussaud, she whisks us into the personal living spaces of the most beautiful arrondissements of Paris in the second edition of Living in Style Paris. From timeless, understated interiors and ornate, yet refined Art Deco apartments to spectacular dream oases at the city's edge: captured in opulent pictures and carefully curated, this book provides an intimate look at the work of design greats such as Frederic Mechiche and Elliott Barnes, and the exclusive hideaways in the metropolis on the Seine that are nor- mally hidden away from prying eyes. AUTHOR: Caroline Sarkozy learned her craft at the famous Parsons School of Design in New York, worked a few years for Andree Putman, and launched her own agency, CS DECORATION in 1998. In 2014, she joined forces with French architect Laurent Bourgois. Their common trademark: international luxury homes in Paris, London, and New York that are as individual as the people who live in them, while simultaneously traditional and contemporary. SELLING POINTS: . A visually mesmerising and inspiring work - the perfect coffee table book for interior design aficionados, architecture lovers, and style-conscious Paris fans . Compiled with expertise and care by French interior designer Caroline Sarkozy . With informative descriptions and breathtaking photos by respected fashion, architecture, and design photogra- pher Jean-Francois Jaussaud 200 colour photographs