A beautiful transformation of an apartment within a former private mansion in the 9th arrondissement. Our discerning, knowledgeable clients, who appreciate beautiful objects, gave us complete creative freedom and placed their trust in our expertise and style.
The apartment has two bedrooms and a lovely living room beneath the roof. Located on the top floor within the mansard roof, it has sloping ceilings and limited headroom. Rather than drawing the eye out through the windows, our challenge was to draw attention into the interior through subtle, luxurious architectural details.
The kitchen, previously enclosed beside a small dining room, was completely rethought. It now opens towards the entrance hall through a brushed-brass glazed partition with a unique pattern. The kitchen island extends into a bespoke dining table designed by our studio, conceived as a slice of solid walnut delicately edged with solid brass. Pink granite with grey and purple veining brings life to the restrained palette of matt-white cabinetry and walnut.
Brass also features in the principal bedroom, where a suspended screen with an original design separates the sleeping area from the dressing room. Beyond lies a spacious shower room finished in brick-coloured Mutina porcelain tiles, echoed in the floor grout. Woven wallpaper with a botanical motif adds character behind the bed, softly lit by two brass DCW wall lights.
Soft, powdery colours appear in carefully chosen places throughout the apartment: a gentle green in the entrance hall and a powder pink to enhance the depth of the living room by the bookcase.
The finished apartment is harmonious and peaceful, a home its owners can enjoy every day.
