Difference from Vintage French: Finished, not casual

The difference from vintage French style: finished, not casual. A highly finished Parisian apartment interior. Vintage French style deliberately retains an unfinished feel: paintings lean against the wall unhung, books are stacked on the floor, and cracks and peeling in old apartments are left as they are. Here, it is completely the opposite: all surfaces are perfectly finished, the corners of the moldings are sharp, the floors are re-polished, artworks are neatly hung centered on the walls, and furniture is custom-made rather than collected. The space is completely designed. Avoid: letting paintings and mirrors lean on the floor, leaving cracks and peeling marks, stacking books and clutter on the floor, making furniture look like it was haphazardly collected.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個完成度極高的巴黎公寓室內。復古法式刻意保留未完成感:畫靠著牆不掛、書堆在地上、老公寓的裂縫與剝落都留著。這裡完全相反:所有的表面都被修整到完美、線板的轉角俐落、地板重新打磨、作品端正地掛在牆上置中、家具是訂製的而不是收集來的。空間是被完整設計過的。避免:讓畫與鏡子靠在地上、留下裂縫與剝落的痕跡、把書與雜物堆在地板、讓家具看起來是零散收集來的。