Found in the Marais, the previous quarter and fashionable Paris, the apartment that architect Margaux Beja has refurbished protect the background and tradition. An attic of 50 square meters that emits all the charm collected over time, because it was constructed in the eighteenth century.
The roof beams are the red thread of the task: consolidated and stripped to leave their presence appeared in each corner of the home. Wood is the most common materials shelves and furnishings give the space a warm, rustic look. “In every project I try to use the resources in their organic position simply because I believe that give the rooms a specific touch of elegance.” The furnishings in sound walnut on the wall contrasts with the glazed black steel industrial fashion that separates the bedroom from the living spot. The bedroom is modest while the residing – kitchen, dining and residing area – is a lot more spacious and airy.
Vibrant white walls are making it possible for light, by means of the tiny windows on the back of the room and covering skylights, to penetrate optimally. Do not miss the dark tones: black Spin Light by Lucie Koldová and suspension lamp made by the Bouroullec brothers for Flos. The Diz chair by Sergio Rodrigues for Espasso and Hay Mags modular sofa make pleasant moments of rest whilst the shelf, a black cut in the wall, is a beneficial space-saving device. The end result is a little loft that combines comfort and elegance.
