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Hauteville street residence

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A high glass roof floods the apartment with light while preserving its privacy.
A high glass roof floods the apartment with light while preserving its privacy.
The luminous entrance door, which can be hidden by a thick curtain.
The luminous entrance door, which can be hidden by a thick curtain.
The modular dining area for more ease between the kitchen and the living room.
The modular dining area for more ease between the kitchen and the living room.
The night space nestles discreetly in a piece of furniture concealing closet and desk.
The night space nestles discreetly in a piece of furniture concealing closet and desk.
A discreet workspace with plenty of light.
A discreet workspace with plenty of light.
Working space.
Working space.
This omnipresent light.
This omnipresent light.
the minimalist bathroom and laundry room.
the minimalist bathroom and laundry room.
A graphic shower with a minimalist sink.
A graphic shower with a minimalist sink.
A light that is omnipresent.
A light that is omnipresent.
A reassuring feeling of intimacy provided by the furniture which protects from the glances, while preserving a soft light.
A reassuring feeling of intimacy provided by the furniture which protects from the glances, while preserving a soft light.
The light floods the apartment thanks to its judicious arrangement.
The light floods the apartment thanks to its judicious arrangement.
A second night space like a cabin.
A second night space like a cabin.

Details

Lot Size
37sqm

Credits

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Interior Design
buroburo
Photographer
Fabienne Delafraye

From Julebourg

A forgotten artist's studio transformed into a 38m2 Parisian pied à terre.

Christine was looking for a home base for her son and herself. It’s at the end of a luminous courtyard that she fell head over heel for this little workshop space.
When we first visited the place, it was solely lit up by a single light bulb hanging from the ceiling. The space was cramped and used as a bookbinding workshop by it’s previous owner.
The volumes immediately emerged and took form immediately in my mind, the potential was enormous!
All partitions walls had to be teared down in order to rethink the space as fully open, the goal was to create defined living spaces to be able to work, rest and isolate.
Every single detail had been thought out to facilitate free flowing traffic so that no obstacles would disturb the lay out perspective in order to optimize the feeling of floor space.