 If you are looking to build or fill your home with quintessential authentic French Provincial wares, you live in Sydney and money is no object, then Parterre is just about the most ultimate shopping experience you could have.
 If you are looking to build or fill your home with quintessential authentic French Provincial wares, you live in Sydney and money is no object, then Parterre is just about the most ultimate shopping experience you could have.I had to show these stunning butterfly displays to Mz Giannetti :)
I'm head over heels in love with these 19th century bifold doors featuring etched glass, depicting women in the four seasons. A mere $16,000 AUD *faints* ;)

Take a peek at their extensive website if you dare or better still take a deep breath and visit the enchanting world that is Parterre.
Finally, what provincial home would be complete without a limestone fountain? 
Take a peek at their extensive website if you dare or better still take a deep breath and visit the enchanting world that is Parterre.
 
Ooohhh! I have to hold my jaw up! What a delightful store! I wish I were so lucky to have an open pocketbook. I would do LOTS of damage.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this wonderful store:o)
~Miss Kris~
I must save this post for when I come visit Australia!
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible store.
Yes, the butterflies are my favorite. Aren't they a dream! I appreciate the thought.
So inspirational.
Thank you again!
xo
Brooke
Oh my! Parterre is a treasure trove! Love the lamps in the second picture, and those olive pots! and the fountain and the.....
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Thanks for popping over to my blog today! :)
I want that fountain!
ReplyDeleteSeems like a beauitful shop.
ReplyDeleteFound you today. Lovely blog
Just love Parterre too Anna. I think it's been through them that I've really begun to understand how to be unafraid in using one oversized object as a piece to draw a room together.
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Hello Anna
ReplyDeleteI made it my mission to visit Parterre on my last business trip to Sydney. I was brave and caught the bus to Wolhara from the city (not that far, but for an Adelaide girl with no sense of direction this was a big step). I also visited Orson and Blake, another favourite, which is just around the corner.
Paterre was everything you would think it would be and more - just beautiful. Yes, most things for sale were jaw droppingly expensive, but not everthing - I did manage to pick up a couple of candlesticks for like $30 each. And I spoke to one of the owners of the shop, and he was very down to earth and lovely and flattered that I had made the visit to his shop. If you can, do visit!
Catherine
Oh boy, I think it would be very dangerous for me to visit this shop. I do not think I could be trusted with a credit card in there! Now, when can I go?....
ReplyDeleteClare
Oh definetly my kind of place!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
Have a Happy Halloween!
By looking at these pictures , it seems I look into a french window display !
ReplyDeleteWonderful inspiration and taste
how cool is that ,... me peeking in a beautiful shop in Sidney ;) Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL POST! EVERYTHING looks like a BIG piece of CANDY! YUM!
ReplyDeleteCompletely in love with it - especially those displays of coral. I grew up in Sydney and must say i miss that kind of thing! Mel xx
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