Little France": A Muscovite turned her open balcony in a hundred-year-old house into a "Parisian cafe".
Muscovites with balconies have a separate love story. They created everything on a few square meters: vegetable gardens, offices, salons, and once even opened a cafe. Remember the guy from Leningradka who dropped cherry pie for his neighbors in a hot air balloon? Now another terrace attraction has appeared in Moscow - quiet, created just for yourself.
A Muscovite decided to arrange some Paris on her open balcony. Everything took several weeks, although the help of cable builders who worked outside the house was needed. First we had to get rid of the old siding and then lay new tiles. The hostess added a folding table and chairs, a large vase of flowers - and now it's a place where you want to drink coffee and pretend that outside the window is no longer a Moscow courtyard, but a street somewhere in the 6th arrondissement.