I am back in Paris after a tranquil and refreshing week on the Amalfi Coast. We stayed in an amazing villa with a beautiful view of the sea, no wifi, and I actually spent the week away from email and working (for the most part!). It was reminiscent of youthful summers with long days, family dinners, and no obligations. We sailed to Capri, swam in the refreshing turquoise waters, and watched the sunset every night. There are many photos to share, but I wanted to first show you a little set from my favorite town on the coast, Positano.

Hidden within a sea of white Haussmann buildings is one quiet, yet rebellious street. Rue Crémieux is the most playful place in Paris. Houses quaint as can be line the street, each one more colorful than the last. Bicycles and plants adorn the pastel facades. For a moment you can escape the hustle of Paris and feel like you have been transported to Notting Hill, or an Italy dreamscape.

Coulée verte René-Dumont, is the original "High-Line" in the sky. A nearly 5 km long elevated walkway built on an old railroad track where nature meets picture perfect french rooftops. Throw in a bottle of wine and a few sweets and it is my dream place.