Renovation of a 1930s mansion in Boulogne
- Dimensions: 270m²
- Objective: Propose a new circulation and create rhythm in the spaces
To restore coherence and elegance to this townhouse, the interior designer proposed preserving and restoring the original architectural details in accordance with traditional craftsmanship. The large living room was completely redesigned to enhance the space and harmoniously integrate the owners' artwork.
The first floor circulation of the townhouse was simplified. The interior designer notably suggested creating an open kitchen connected to the dining room in order to bring more fluidity and open up perspectives.
The floors were reworked with antique tiles. The original parquet was sanded to bring clarity and brightness to the entire house.
Extensive work was also carried out on the color scheme, with the aim of structuring the volumes and highlighting each room in a coherent and subtle way.
Significant efforts in layout and custom joinery were made on both floors. The goal was to create elegant and discreet storage solutions that blend perfectly with the decorative elements.
Photographs: Agathe Tissier
