This project in the 19th arrondissement of Paris redefines the boundaries of a traditional home, creating a space that combines design, sustainability, and functionality. With a 27 m² extension on an original 75 m² home, the project transforms the roof into a habitable extension, with direct access to a terrace that transforms into a shared garden, bringing new possibilities to the urban environment.

The main objective was to take advantage of the space below the roof to design a welcoming and functional environment, adapted to the needs of its owners: an open and connected area that combines a kitchen, dining room, a small living room, and a work area. The kitchen, designed with WOOD Oak finishes and a marble countertop, brings warmth and elegance to the space, while its design optimizes every corner of the area below the roof, integrating perfectly with the slope of the roof.

Natural lighting plays an essential role in this project. A large south-facing window floods the main space with light, while the opening in the roof to the north complements it with soft light and facilitates cross ventilation. This design enhances the connection between interior and exterior, achieving a luminous and functional balance in every corner.

This project is an example of how smart and sustainable architectural solutions can transform a standard home into a unique space that reflects the needs and personality of its inhabitants.