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Set 09 · Emily in Paris

Recreate the Emily in Paris apartment, without moving to Paris

Ornate mouldings, herringbone floors, tall windows and a pop of red. It’s the Paris fantasy, compressed into one small room. Here’s how the look works, and how to bring that chic, playful feeling home.

Room · Studio / living roomMood · Chic & playfulFull look · from about $1,100The 60% version · under $250
A Parisian apartment with tall French windows, white mouldings, herringbone floor, a red velvet sofa and a marble fireplace
An original AI-created design concept inspired by the look of the show. Not a still from it; Sink In Serenity is not affiliated with Emily in Paris or its makers.
Trisha, Sink In Serenity's AI design guide, at a French window in a beret and trench coat
Trisha’s take
“Parisian style is mostly the bones: white walls, beautiful floors, old details. Then you add one bold colour and something a little bit cheeky. That’s it.”
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The decode

Five moves that make it work

1

White walls, beautiful bones

White walls and white mouldings, so the architecture and floor become the decoration. Even rental walls can fake this.

2

One bold red

A tomato-red sofa, throw or chair against all that white. One strong colour makes the whole room look confident.

3

Herringbone on a budget

The renter-friendly floor and rug options that give the Paris look.

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4

The mantel without a fireplace

How to build that “marble mantel” moment on any wall.

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5

Small-space Paris tricks

How French apartments make 30 square metres feel generous.

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The playful accessory rule

The one cheeky piece every Parisian room has, and how to choose yours.

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Close-up of a marble mantel with a gilt mirror, brass candlesticks, a croissant and peoniesA small Paris bedroom with red striped throw, French windows open to rooftops and a clothes rail
Honest spending

Splurge, save, skip

Splurge

The red sofa or chair

It is the star. Choose a small velvet sofa or armchair in a deep tomato red.

Save

Mirrors, candlesticks and frames

Flea-market gilt and brass are the real Paris look. Buy secondhand, never new “French-style”.

Shop the look

The pieces, at three budgets

PieceSaveMidSplurge
Small red velvet sofaTwo-seater, tomato red, tapered legs
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$450–750$1,100–1,900$3,500+
Panel moulding kitPrimed strips for walls, paint-ready
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$40–80$120–250$500+
5 more pieces, 3 budgets each

The full shopping list is in the Lookbook

Every piece hand-picked and linked, exact colours for any country, and the under-$250 version step by step.

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Everything you need to actually do it

The complete decodeAll five moves explained, plus the finishing detail and exactly where it goes.
The full shopping listSeven key pieces at Save, Mid and Splurge, each hand-checked and linked.
The under-$250 versionA step-by-step plan to get 60% of the look this weekend.
Exact colours, anywhereA universal NCS code any paint shop can mix, plus named matches for the US, UK, Australia, Europe and India.
Make it work anywhereRentals, tiny studios, modern new-builds and darker rooms.
Bonus anglesThe tiny bedroom, decoded the same way.
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Room images are original AI-created design concepts inspired by the look of the show, not stills from it. Emily in Paris is the property of its owners; Sink In Serenity is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Trisha is Sink In Serenity’s AI design guide. Some links will be affiliate links, which means we may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Prices are approximate and in US dollars.