Jean Pierre Timbaud is a minimal apartment located in Paris, France, designed by Bella-Pia. Upon entry, the eye is drawn to the living area, bathed in a palette of calming cream hues. The deliberately minimal backdrop elegantly stages an array of meticulously chosen artworks, each contributing an element of refined curiosity and enriching the sensorial experience. 

As one navigates through the space, a selection of vintage furniture catches the attention. These pieces bring a dash of personality and allure, and while they are undoubtedly functional, they also resonate with a nostalgic echo of timeless grace. The range varies from statement chairs to retro lamps, each piece telling a tale and adding depth to the overall design scheme.

The bedroom, coupled with an ensuite bathroom, is swathed in warm terracotta tones, offering a cozy and comfortable refuge. The incorporation of curated items and captivating art within these rooms enhances their aura, rendering them as sanctuaries of both comfort and style. A unique feature of this apartment is the gentle play of rounded corners found within the ceilings and walls, and layered skirting, a trait that delivers a subtle, flowing aesthetic. 

This architectural nuance complements the display of artwork and vintage furniture, further enriching their presence and facilitating a harmonious blend with the overall design. The strategic placement of mirrors throughout the flat does more than simply magnify its spatial perception. The mirrors reflect the beauty of the carefully chosen colors, amplifying their effect and introducing a layer of intrigue into the design.