Manin

A beautiful Haussmann-style apartment in the 19th arrondissement, discerning clients who placed their trust in us, and confident architectural choices defined this project. The generously proportioned kitchen was completely redesigned to include a dining area. Oak veneer brings warmth to this living space, contrasting with the white lacquered cabinetry and marble floor and worktop. Instead of traditional spotlights providing isolated pools of light, we chose warm-white LED strips that cut across the ceiling in expressive lines of light.
Particular attention was paid to the living room, especially the bookcase, inspired by a reference image supplied by our client. Careful design work and close collaboration with skilled craftspeople enabled us to create this striking piece, with brushed-brass shelves set against a marble-effect porcelain backdrop. To add to the technical challenge, the client also requested concealed LED lighting within the shelves. A demanding brief, but a remarkable result!
The clients’ confident taste also allowed us to design a Majorelle-blue headboard, complemented by Flos pendant lights and Wever & Ducré wall lights. The adjoining shower room posed a particular challenge: fitting a tile three metres high and one metre wide to the back of the shower without cutting it down or removing the door and walls.
Our work brought the apartment together as a coherent, harmonious and contemporary family home while preserving the classic character of an elegant Haussmann-style apartment.

A beautiful Haussmann-style apartment in the 19th arrondissement, discerning clients who placed their trust in us, and confident architectural choices defined this project. The generously proportioned kitchen was completely redesigned to include a dining area. Oak veneer brings warmth to this living space, contrasting with the white lacquered cabinetry and marble floor and worktop. Instead of traditional spotlights providing isolated pools of light, we chose warm-white LED strips that cut across the ceiling in expressive lines of light.
Particular attention was paid to the living room, especially the bookcase, inspired by a reference image supplied by our client. Careful design work and close collaboration with skilled craftspeople enabled us to create this striking piece, with brushed-brass shelves set against a marble-effect porcelain backdrop. To add to the technical challenge, the client also requested concealed LED lighting within the shelves. A demanding brief, but a remarkable result!
The clients’ confident taste also allowed us to design a Majorelle-blue headboard, complemented by Flos pendant lights and Wever & Ducré wall lights. The adjoining shower room posed a particular challenge: fitting a tile three metres high and one metre wide to the back of the shower without cutting it down or removing the door and walls.
Our work brought the apartment together as a coherent, harmonious and contemporary family home while preserving the classic character of an elegant Haussmann-style apartment.