Set in the heart of Paris' Triangle d'Or, this eclectic apartment, designed by Hauvette & Madani, blends historical grandeur with playful modernity for a client with a passion for art. The design retains the elegance of its Haussmannian origins through meticulously restored mouldings and cornices, while boldly embracing contemporary aesthetics. One standout is the vibrant pink and green kitchen, where Fornace Brioni's retro-inspired tiles frame a striking green La Cornue oven and pink cabinetry, creating a joyful contrast against the apartment's classical features.

The art-filled residence reflects the client's unique style, balancing curated spaces for her evolving collection. Straw marquetry connects each room, seen in elements from curved entry hall doors to custom furniture by Richard Peduzzi, creating a tactile cohesion throughout. In the main living space, a mix of vintage and contemporary furnishings complements Miriam Cahn's artwork, while Erwin Wurm's ceiling sculpture adds a bold twist. This interplay of vintage Jean-Michel Frank chairs, custom pieces, and modern art defines the home's distinct charm and character.

Each room is a layered experience of textures, colors, and forms. From Sarah Crowner's graphic fireplace surround in the dining area to sculpted green marble in the bathroom, the design highlights the artistry of both structure and decor. Curved, fluid lines in Hervé van der Straeten’s bar and dining table echo throughout, fostering continuity in an otherwise richly varied design. This Parisian apartment stands as a vibrant expression of color and form, inviting the timeless and the unconventional to harmonize.