Isabelle & Andrea's home
The project
An Art Deco retreat steeped in history, created for a couple captivated by the Paris of the 1930s.
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Grand proportions
Every room in the apartment reflects the monumentality and verticality of the Art Deco movement. From the dramatic entrance hall with its charcoal-toned parquet flooring to the bespoke stained-glass windows, from the carefully curated furnishings to the disciplined lines of the metal doors, the atmosphere is theatrical without ever feeling dated. A warm palette of beige, yellow and brown brings a welcoming softness to a home designed for both family life and entertaining.
The iconic detail
Subtly set apart from the living room, the dining room is framed by hand-painted original wood panelling, reinterpreted with the spirit of a contemporary boudoir.
Between city and woodland
The Porte-Dauphine neighbourhood offers the best of both worlds. On one side lies the Bois de Boulogne, the green lung of western Paris; on the other, the ever-vibrant Avenue Victor Hugo, lined with elegant boutiques and local shops. This exclusive and carefully preserved district of the 16th arrondissement is home to remarkable architectural treasures, hidden behind the façade of almost every building.
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