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a treehouse above paris

Nestled on the top floor of a 1970s building, this apartment has shed its past to embrace a contemporary style characterized by simplicity, warmth, and light. A sanctuary suspended above Paris, where time seems to stand still.

paris, france

a treehouse above paris

Nestled on the top floor of a 1970s building, this apartment has shed its past to embrace a contemporary style characterized by simplicity, warmth, and light. A sanctuary suspended above Paris, where time seems to stand still.

paris, france

From the entrance, clad in walnut with shifting reflections, the tone is set: that of a luminous interior where materials capture and diffuse light. The living area, which opens wide onto a monumental terrace with a view of Paris, blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior and offers a fluid continuity with the landscape.

The interior design is defined by a palette of natural materials ash and light oak, travertine, and honey onyx which give structure to the spaces and lend them a sense of refinement and materiality. The kitchen stands out as a sculptural space, centered around a honey onyx island designed like a piece of mineral art.

Designed for a couple of friends, the apartment emphasizes an open, flowing layout. The bedroom connects to the living room via mirrored pivot doors, striking a balance between privacy and spatial continuity.

Extending this cohesive design, the master bedroom and walk-in closet featuring light wood and raffia lead to the master bathroom, a true celebration of Calacatta Oro marble.

Suspended above Paris, this unique sanctuary impresses with its tranquility and balance. A place where every detail, refined to the highest degree of precision, creates an elegant and luxurious retreat in the heart of the city.

From the entrance, clad in walnut with shifting reflections, the tone is set: that of a luminous interior where materials capture and diffuse light. The living area, which opens wide onto a monumental terrace with a view of Paris, blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior and offers a fluid continuity with the landscape.

The interior design is defined by a palette of natural materials ash and light oak, travertine, and honey onyx which give structure to the spaces and lend them a sense of refinement and materiality. The kitchen stands out as a sculptural space, centered around a honey onyx island designed like a piece of mineral art.

Designed for a couple of friends, the apartment emphasizes an open, flowing layout. The bedroom connects to the living room via mirrored pivot doors, striking a balance between privacy and spatial continuity.

Extending this cohesive design, the master bedroom and walk-in closet featuring light wood and raffia lead to the master bathroom, a true celebration of Calacatta Oro marble.

Suspended above Paris, this unique sanctuary impresses with its tranquility and balance. A place where every detail, refined to the highest degree of precision, creates an elegant and luxurious retreat in the heart of the city.