Camille Cottin, who lived in London during part of her youth, is a child of Paris. The actress shared memories of her childhood and her love for Paris in an interview with Geraldine Sarratia on the podcast “Le Goût de M.” She grew up in the Grands Boulevards neighborhood of the ninth arrondissement of Paris. This area is bustling with restaurants, terraces, offices, and theaters, and Camille cherishes the lively atmosphere.
The street Montmartre holds special memories for Camille Cottin and is now also a favorite spot for her daughter, Anna Paloma, born in 2015. Despite her success, Camille keeps her charming, low-ceilinged apartment in the Parisian suburbs. She enjoys a close relationship with her neighbors, finding comfort in the unique proximity.
Camille Cottin has decorated her home to reflect her taste, drawing inspiration from artists like Le Corbusier and Charlotte Perriand. Her apartment is filled with feminist art, photos by Martin Parr, and pieces by her father, who was both an artist and a decorator. Ultimately, Camille’s home speaks volumes about her appreciation for details and personal touch. The Rue Montmartre remains her sanctuary, a place she holds dear.
