This 60m2 apartment, nestled in the heart of Montmartre, offers a contemporary reinterpretation of the Haussmannian style, infused with subtle influences from English clubs, Art Deco touches, and a rich palette of warm colors paired with dark woods. Adorned with carefully selected art and design pieces, this residence embodies a fusion of classic elegance and pop modernity.

Upon entering the apartment, a earth-toned corridor establishes a warm atmosphere, leading to a first bedroom and the reception areas. The juxtaposition of dark woods, Art Deco touches, and artworks creates a first impression of cosyness.

The kitchen, integrated into the living room, becomes a centerpiece with its mahogany finishes and marble white furniture handles. Balance is subtly achieved with a Patricia Urquiola's ocher glass table and a translucent yellow resin pendant light by Sabine Marcelis, offering a contemporary aesthetic while preserving the warmth of wood. The living room presents a light arrangement, showcasing two large aged mirrors that amplify the space. Strong decorative elements, such as a chess and backgammon-inspired rug, pastel paintings by Lauranne Elise Schmitt, and Objekti chandeliers from @Schumacher France, add an artistic dimension to the room.

A small earth-toned vestibule cleverly separates the bright day area from the more subdued night area. Mahogany dressers with rosewood handles create a smooth and sophisticated transition. The bathroom and master bedroom together offer an elegant setting with hues ranging from burgundy to earthy tones, Havana, and plum. Subtle harmony emanates from these intimate spaces, creating a warm and soothing atmosphere.