Charlotte's home

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From Coco Chanel to Andrée Putman
The apartment unfolds through a series of intimate living spaces, shaped by a palette of beige, blue and black, each conceived as a poetic retreat. Every corner expresses its own identity, combining curated eclecticism with a subtle touch of classicism, at the crossroads of Art Deco and the modernist spirit of the 1980s.
The iconic detail
Flooded with natural light, the triple reception room extends seamlessly outdoors onto a fully landscaped wraparound balcony. From here, the Arc de Triomphe comes into view, echoed inside the living room through a work by Roberto G. Rida from the collection of Galerie Maison Rapin.
Chaillot: Paris from above
In the heart of the 16th arrondissement, Chaillot embodies a discreet elegance just moments from some of Paris's most iconic landmarks. Between the Trocadéro, with its gardens overlooking the Eiffel Tower, and the grand avenues leading towards the Arc de Triomphe, this emblematic neighbourhood blends architectural prestige with a peaceful residential atmosphere. A highly sought-after address where private mansions, Haussmannian buildings and discreet destinations create a setting of remarkable harmony.












