It works on all accounts. 'The Paris Grandma Aesthetic blends luxury and laid-back comfort, with a dash of glam,' says Noelle Harvey, Owner, Principal Designer, and Creative Director of Sunday House.

If you’re not partial to the old money Parisian look, however, you can try out its more eclectic counterpart: the Paris Grandma aesthetic. Here’s the rundown.

When French novelist Joséphin Péladan returned to Paris in 1882 to establish his career as an art critic, it was quite a different Paris from the one where his family had lived in the late 1840s. Many ...