Located on the elegant Boulevard Pasteur in Paris's 15th arrondissement, this recently renovated apartment harmonizes the architectural essence of the 1980s with a modern and elegant design. The renovation focused on creating a versatile space, adapting to both the needs of a home office and a welcoming place to entertain friends.

The apartment's entrance has been redesigned with bright colors to improve the lack of natural light. From there, a central hallway leads to the main living areas, which include the kitchen and living-dining room. These two spaces are separated by a double glass door, facilitating a seamless transition and creating an open and functional atmosphere.

This integration of the kitchen and living-dining room has allowed for the creation of a new room, which now functions as an office or bedroom. This layout optimizes the apartment's distribution, providing a clear balance between the areas used for daytime activities and the areas used for nighttime relaxation.

The kitchen, with its integrated design, has become the central space of the home. It stands out for its great functionality through hidden storage solutions that provide ample storage capacity without sacrificing the elegance of the design. An open unit is integrated into the work area to facilitate food preparation. The configuration of the space allows for fluid circulation around the island and between the different work areas.

The Zafiro LACQUER finishes on the door and Ave LACQUER in the kitchen bring a sense of softness and color to the space. The colors and materials have been carefully selected to ensure a high-quality finish and a design that is both functional and attractive.

Finally, the apartment's design balances functionality and style, creating a personalized and completely practical environment that adapts to your needs.