Set in a 1970’s building in the 16th arrondissement, this apartment looks onto a lush internal courtyard, all calm and green, with the Eiffel Tower discreetly glimmering in the distance, a gentle reminder of where you are.

The inspiration came from the building’s original glamour: its lacquered doors, generous proportions and serene light. The aim was to extend the space in two directions, towards the garden and towards the elegant common parts, blurring the line between private and shared spaces.

The palette moves from earthy calm to richer notes of rust and yellow, anchored by bespoke joinery and the pièce de résistance: a bespoke stained glass internal window, created by local artisans and turning an ordinary corridor into a work of art.

A full refurbishment, celebrating craftsmanship, inner calm, and Parisian poise.