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Parisian apartment with rooftop

  • Dimensions: 100m²
  • Localisation: Montorgueil (Paris 2)
  • Objective: Creating a 3rd bedroom without reducing the living room

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Appartement avec terrasse en rooftop à Paris

Appartement avec rooftop à Paris

Located in a 19th-century half-timbered building in the heart of Paris, this apartment featured a remarkable exposed timber frame and an exceptional view over the rooftops of Paris, but required extensive renovation work.

An exceptional view

This 100 m² apartment consisted of a beautiful living area, a small kitchen, two bedrooms with bathrooms and a study. Bathed in natural light, the apartment above all benefits from an exceptional panorama over the rooftops of Paris, Saint-Eustache church and the Centre Pompidou. Captivated by this view, the owners entrusted us with the renovation of the apartment, combining spatial reconfiguration and the creation of custom-made furniture.

As part of this interior architecture project, the aim was to reveal the full potential of the space: optimize without overloading, structure without partitioning, and enhance the height and natural light to create a contemporary family apartment.

Create a third bedroom

One of the main objectives of the renovation was to integrate a third bedroom without altering the dimensions and brightness of the living area. The interior architect went even further by introducing an additional sleeping space on a mezzanine, allowing guests to be accommodated.

A monumental bookcase to structure the space

The interior design draws inspiration from the organization and decoration of Parisian lofts, where raw materials and clean lines interact with the existing structure.

A monumental custom bookcase was designed as a key structural element of the project. It is organized around a load-bearing wall, enveloping the structure while concealing a staircase leading to the mezzanine.

Steel uprights extend up to the ridge beam, emphasizing the verticality of the cathedral-like volume. The layout alternates open and closed modules, playing with density and lightness as the eye moves upward.

Photographer : Marie-Laure Dutel
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