Alain's home
The project
Reimagining the interiors of an Art Nouveau family apartment
The Charles Plumet touch
Set within a breathtaking 1913 building designed by architect Charles Plumet, the apartment brings together contemporary references, some with a distinctly Japanese inflection, and juxtaposes them with the Art Nouveau legacy embedded in its walls. Here, sweeping arabesques converse with botanical motifs, creating an atmosphere that feels both vibrant and refined.
The iconic detail
In the kitchen, appliances take centre stage, with a statement range cooker crowned by a monumental green marble hood.
Chaillot, C’est Chic
Just below Place Charles-de-Gaulle, beneath the canopy of trees lining its pavements, Chaillot unfolds street after street, framed by elegant pale-stone buildings. The epitome of the discreet allure of western Paris, the neighbourhood nevertheless remains wonderfully vibrant and welcoming.
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