Look up at this corner where Rue de Saint-Pétersbourg meets Boulevard des Batignolles. Carved stone curves around the junction, balconies stack like lacework, and a small rooftop clock quietly watches the city below probably ignored in the rush of daily life.
This building is one of those Paris façades that rewards a second look the scrolls, the masks, the soft light on pale stone. A piece of architecture made to be admired from the pavement.
“Paris reveals itself one balcony at a time.”
Part of the “Windows & Balconies of Paris” Series
Each post shares a glimpse of Paris through its windows and balconies — the details that give the city its unmistakable charm.
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