Chevron is just a translation of point de Hongrie, where the tips form a point. This is opposed to herringbone where it’s more of a zig zag pattern. The pinnacle of course is the parquet de Versailles, which can also have some nuances to the design.
Thank you Alexander. I do enjoy your content very much. You mentioned in the opening that this home is in the 17th, but stated in the title of the video that it is in the 8th.
@@AlexanderMartinParis perfect! I will get in touch with you when I'm ready to purchase an apartment in paris. i'm just sorting out my paperworks. But a lift is one of my non-negotiables.
Not here. A/C is still pretty rare in Paris, mainly as buildings don’t want to spoil the aesthetic with ugly exterior units. In reality people only need it a couple of weeks a year and so will sometimes just use a portable unit - or go to the countryside!
Lovely apartment ❤
the tall cabinet next to the fireplace is an absolute eyesore!
I thought so too! What a monstrosity.
Luxury apartments... ❤❤❤
I will take it if you remove build in next to the fireplace
We were missing your videos, great job!
Thanks Brandon!!
This parquet is " point de hongrie" not chevron at 2:02 but very nice video
Chevron is just a translation of point de Hongrie, where the tips form a point. This is opposed to herringbone where it’s more of a zig zag pattern. The pinnacle of course is the parquet de Versailles, which can also have some nuances to the design.
And glad you enjoyed the video!
I can definitely see myself in that living room ))) Great video
Right! And I loved the furnishings as well :)
@@AlexanderMartinParis outstanding ❤
Thank you Alexander. I do enjoy your content very much. You mentioned in the opening that this home is in the 17th, but stated in the title of the video that it is in the 8th.
Well spotted! It's the 8th, right on the 8th/17th border. My mistake! Glad you enjoy the videos :)
🧡❤ sweet and lovely has allways
Thank you!
The only reason to watch his videos is him. He is so cute and those jeans look awesome on him.
Does this apartment has a lift?
Yes!
@@AlexanderMartinParis perfect! I will get in touch with you when I'm ready to purchase an apartment in paris. i'm just sorting out my paperworks. But a lift is one of my non-negotiables.
Is it 17th or 8th?
8th, right on the border of the 17th. My mistake in the video!
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how to become a real estate agent in france ?
and what are the earning ?
Very low barrier to entry. No license needed. Just find a brokerage willing to employ you ! Earning vary on market and quality!!
@@AlexanderMartinParis
how much can a real estate agent expect to make in France.
and what the commissions paid by the estate to the commercial agent.
@@AlexanderMartinParis and by commercial agents i mean people who work on commission only
Not sure why they always add in ultra modern cheap IKEA looking elements to the classic architecture of the apartment.
Oh dear. What on earth is that huge black characterless monstrosity next to that elegantly traditional fireplace and mirror
Air conditioning?
Not here. A/C is still pretty rare in Paris, mainly as buildings don’t want to spoil the aesthetic with ugly exterior units. In reality people only need it a couple of weeks a year and so will sometimes just use a portable unit - or go to the countryside!
Air conditioning?